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NADIA KUENY
PORTFOLIO
From the city to the canalTheater and drama arts school nearby the canal Graduation project
Curriculum Vitæ and Kengo Kuma office & Sou Fujimoto recommendation letters
Guides throw complexityAirport Terminal in Haikou
A vegetable garden on the balconySocial housing complex’ renovation (Project published in EK magazine)
A floor which creates links, shelters and carriesStudent accommodations and restaurant in a campus
A Floating New WingExtension of the Hunt Museum in Limerick
Hammam nearby the seeThe landscape behind the filter
An opening to the green streetCollective housing on a corner site
Landscape design workshopPark rehabilitation near Paris.
The straw bridgeStructure workshop.
A wearable structureStructure workshop.
Peanut ArchNo glue, only compression & traction.
Light & roughnessPlaster bandage exploration.
Drawings
Cutting the rocksAccomodations and homeless people hostel in BoulogneProfessional Project
The filter creates the layoutThe module organizes the fashion exhibitionProfessional Project
Erosion through the blockMixed-use building in Montpellier Professional Project
Around the gardenVeterinary school & research center in ItalyProfessional Project
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Nadia KuenyArchitect
Since january 2014
Summer 2011
Summer 2010
NationalityEmailPhoneAdress
Date of birthDriving licenceEnglish portfolioFrench portfolio
[email protected]+33 6 78 41 78 9924 rue Feydeau75002 Paris, FRANCE17/03/1987Since 2006http://issuu.com/kueny/docs/kueny_portfoliohttp://issuu.com/kueny/docs/book
Internship in Atelier Méandre, Montreuil, Paris Suburb. http://www.meandre.fr_Highschool extension competition in Paris suburb, winning project._Onsite meetings with craftsmen.
Summer 2012
Experiences
Internship at Sou Fujimoto Architects, Tokyo. http://www.sou-fujimoto.netParticipation to both commissions and competitions such as Shanghai Yuz Museum, guest lodges in Boisbuchet, Open Air Museum near Aix en Provence, Vitra chair design, Venice Biennale japanese pavilion wich won the Golden Lion.
Architect at Kengo Kuma and Associates Europe, Paris. http://kkaa.co.jpIntegration in an international office and teams._Homeless people hostel and 101 accomodations (social housing and property ownership) in Boulogne, Paris suburb: studies from Conceptual Design phase to Construction Documents phase._Mixed-use building competition in Montpellier, France (110 social housing and property ownership, offices and shops)._Veterinary school competition in Milano, Italy: winning project, studies from Conceptual Design phase to Construction Documents phase._Scenography and furniture competition for Première Vision fashion exhibition._Padova Congress Center competition, Italy: winning project, Construction Permit in progress.
Internship in ADPI, Orly, Paris suburb. http://www.adp-i.comStudies of Orly, Enfidha and Macao airports for the design of an airport terminal in Iraq with a team composed by engineers and architects.
Two weeks Internship on a working site in Toulouse, France.February 2009
Summer 2005 Experience as an au pair looking after two children in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA.4
Graphic
Skills
Publication
2011 - 2013
July 2013
June 2011
2008 - 2011
2005 - 2008
June 2005
Education
Languages
Diplôme de Licence d’Architecture.
French: Native speakerEnglish: FluentSpanish: Colloquial levelGerman: Colloquial level Japanese: Beginner
AutoCad Rhino Sketchup Photoshop Indesign IllustratorV-ray Office Suite Revit learning in
progress
Master degree in Architecture with honors.
Architecture and Structure Master and engineering studies._École d’Architecture de Marne-La-Vallée (ENSAVT Paris)_Ponts-et-chaussées school (ENPC)Studio lecturer: Marc Mimram, Jean-François Blassel.
_Travelling (one year in Ireland, summer internship in Japan, two study trips in Swizerland and in Denmark, one summer in the US, one summer in Finland, summers in Morocco)._Drawing and painting (exposed in 2008 Pfastatt Arts exhibition)._Running (Paris half marathon in 2014 and 2015, Paris-Versailles run in 2014 and Trail de la Dent 2014 in Courchevel French Alps).
Teaching
Community life
Interests
Graduated with Baccalauréat (scientific section), in Mulhouse high school (France).
Teaching Assistant for 1st year students in ENSAVT Paris.
Ecologik EK, n° 28, august 2012, page 28.Project for Venice Biennale on the rehabilitation of a social housing near Paris.
_France representative of Archiconnect since 2011 (organi-zation to support Irish student & graduates of architecture abroad)._Rugby player in Stade Français team._Saxophone in a band._Flamenco in a Spanish organization.
Architecture Licence at l’École d’Architecture de la Ville et des Territoires à Marne-La-Vallée (Paris). 3rd year studying in Ireland at Waterford Institute of Technology (Erasmus exchange program).
University of Sciences of Strasbourg and Toulouse.
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Lettre de recommandation de l’agence Kengo Kuma
Sur demande
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Sou Fujimoto recommendation letter
On request
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Cutting the rocksAccomodations and homeless people hostel in Boulogne
_Homeless people hostel and 101 accomodations (social housing and property ownership).
_Site: Boulogne.
_Area: 14 800 m².
_Duration: from january 2014 to january 2016.
_Studies from Conceptual Design phase to Construction Documents phase.
_Four rocks in an urban landscape.
_The rocks were cut to create the views and to fit the city urban rules. It creates porosity and
reduces building density in the middle of thie block to increase the vegetation.
_The cuts in these rock-buildings creates different triangular faces in the facades. In the
ground floor, bevels open the view for pedestrians. In the upper levels, these triangles reveal
long terraces creating diversity at the top of the buildings which is required by urban rules.
_The homeless people hostel is located in the biggest building ground floor and has a
private garden.
_The majority of accomodations are double oriented and have a terrace or a balcony.
_The four buildings facades follow the same principles to keep urban consistency.
_All the facades are covered by tiles except the East ones which are composed of filters
created by brick moucharabieh.
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Désenfumage escalier +accès toiture
Toiture végétalisée
Toiture végétalisée Toiture végétalisée
TUILES GRIS CLAIR
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Surface toit 224 m²
Surface toit 199 m²
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Filter facadeBricks
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Bevel detail Bricks facade & tiles facade junctionFilter facade detail and roof-facade junction
View from Marcel Bontemps street
Triangular opening of the facade uncovering the terraces
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Erosion through the blockMixed-use building in Montpellier
_Block composed by accomodations, offices and shops.
_Site: Pablo Picasso square in Montpellier.
_Area: 55 000 m².
_Duration: January & February 2014.
_Competition.
_The volumes initially imposed were sculpted to answer local climatic features (wind,
sunshine...) and to open views through the block. The center of the block is more natural
thanks to an inner garden.
_In the street side, the volumes remain as specified in the brief to follow the same
alignments as the neighbourhood in order to garantee the urban insertion.
_The block is more open to the South to let the summer winds in and is more closed to the
North to prevent from the cold winter winds.
_The block is more porous on the sunny sides, the inside of the buildings is protected from
overheating thanks to the terraces cantilever. They block the summer sunbeams and allow
in the winter ones.
_The volumes cuts prevent projected shadows from a building to another and garantee
intimacy inside the appartments.
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Erosion of the buildings according to:- sunshine (a), - dominant winds (b): the high buildings in the North block the cold winter winds, pleasant summer flows circulate inside the block thanks to the buildings shapes.- views (c): to keep intimacy inside.The inside garden goes down to the street (d).
Section on one of the block entrances, porosity to the garden.
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Original volumes and cuts
The block on Pablo Picasso square
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Around the gardenVeterinary school & research center in Italy
_Veterinary school: auditoriums, classrooms, library, restaurant, research labs, researchers
offices.
_Site: Lodi near Milan, Italie.
_Area: 21 400 m².
_Duration: from June 2014 to July 2016.
_Studies from Conceptual Design phase to Construction Documents phase.
_General layout inspired by vernacular farms: a big ccurtyard/garden surrounded by the
school buildings.
_The researcher building «E» shape was imposed by the client. Gradation of this wing to give
it a human scale.
_The building crosses the river to highlight it.
_A big pergola protects the students from the sun and orientates them into the school.
_An atrium creates a light well in the building and a junction between the entrance, the library
an the classrooms.
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Site plan & section
Pergola, café & school entrance
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Junctions roof-facade, facade-slab and wood facade pannels details.
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The filter creates the layoutThe module organizes the fashion exhibition
_To design modular and adjustable walls to define spaces and to create shelves, furnitures,
lamps, reception desk, information desk and itinerant exhibition general layout. These
elements have to be easily transportable.
_Site: exhibition centers in different cities around the world.
_Duration: from June to September 2015.
_Conceptual design phase.
_Fashion show general layout drawned as a urban organisation: buildings and avenues/
streets.
_Origami timber module wall unfolds and creates a filter which attracts people inside the
stands. It can also become a shelves thanks to different elements.
_Metallic framework module created on the same principles than the origami one.
It personalizes the stand entrances and makes more transparent shelves.
BRIEF
CONCEPT
Mai
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Singular spaces highlightedin the floor thanks to the green wallin the ceiling thanks to specific fabrics
Orientation signs
FORUM
Main street
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LES PANNEAUX SUR PLACEhorizontaux
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PORTE DE STAND 1.5m ISSUE DE SECOURS
MEUBLE DE RANGEMENT
LAMPE
CABINE STANDARD
TABLE BASSE, CHAUFFEUSE
TABLE BASSE, BANQUETTE
ESPACE DE DETENTE
STAND 20.25m²
TABLE, CHAISE/TABOURET
STAND 20.25m²
STAND 81m²
CLOISON ORIGAMI EXTERNE
CORNICHE
CLOISON INTERNE
CLOISONORIGAMIINTERNE
CLOISON VITREE INTERNE
LAMPE INDEPENDANTE
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Origami timber module wall & the possible storages
Metallic framework module, personalization and shelves
Fabric Yarn Leather
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chair
lamp
table
stool
storage unit
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Furniture & its storage
A walkway from the city to the canalTheater and drama arts school nearby the canal (Graduation project)
_ To create connections thanks to architecture where infrastucture blocks it.
_ Theater, drama arts school, restaurants and facilities (total of 9000m²).
_ Site: North of Paris at the intersection of Saint Denis Canal with Paris ring road.
_ Duration: 4 months from March 2013.
_ The canal was built in the XIXth for industries. Nowadays, all the factories have been
closed and the area is slightly changing. The project aims to extend this canal redeve-
lopment to the north, renovating of an industrial revolution era building into a theater. Its
entrance is on the avenue via the new part: conexion to the past of the site.
_ The roof of the new building creates a link between the city and the quay. People can
join the quays from the avenue thanks to a disable-friendly path.
_ Different theater topics are taught in the school such as acting, staging, costumes,
scenery, prop and make-up lectures. Spaces are adapted for each one ( very high
under ceiling for the scenery studio for example).
BRIEF
CONCEPT
Theatre school
Avenue
Paris ring road
Theatre
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Context: there is no link between the avenue and the riverside because of a 6 meters height difference.
The roof creates a path between the canal and the city. Two entrances: one for the school and the other one for the theater on the avenue.
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Extrusion of the center of the building to create a courtyard in order to maximize daylight in the building.
Renovation of the building from the Industrial Revolution period maintains the memory of the canal history.Division of the building to create a link between the park and the avenue.
Extension of the «linear forest» along the ring road and creation of a viewpoint.
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Study models to explore the shape possibilities of the building (1/500)
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Final model (1/200)
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1st floor plan (street level)
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View from the scenery studio
View from the riverside - The other external stage
Ground floor plan (canal level)
Perspective section - The roof of the building creates two external stages.
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The first external stage faces the city and the substructures
Section showing the lifeline integration to the roof36
On the top: detailed axonometry - The lifeline visual impact is mitigated and includes solar protectionOn the right: detail model (1/20)
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Guides through complexityAirport Terminal in Haikou.
_ To deal with the size and the complexity of an airport terminal (300 000 m²).
_ To work with a structural engineer student from Ponts et Chaussées school (ENPC
Paris)
_ Site: Haikou in the island of Hainan, China.
_ Duration: 3 months from November 2012.
_ Guide the passengers in the airport complexity using the light created by the porosity
of the roof.
_ 3 main types of spaces are identified: the main hall (departures and arrivals), an
intermediate space with the concessions and the boarding hall.
_ Each main space has its identity: the ambiences, roofs, volumes, views and lights are
different from one entity to another. They create the passengers transition from the city
to the airport.
BRIEF
CONCEPT
A rectangular block is first divided according to the programs and their pro-portions, then to the main ways the passengers can take.The spaces which deal more with the collectivity - the main and the boarding halls - stay as one piece.The north facade is longer than the south one then some parts are deleted in the north to increase planes parking spaces.
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Study models showing the evolution of the project while being more and more confronted to the programs and flows.
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Evolution of the roof porosity.View from a plane by night.
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Perforated steel creating a sun filter
Tripple glazing roof
Steel latice beams
Timber circular columns
Light diffuser
Composition of the main and the boarding halls roof.47
EXISTING BUILDING STRUCTURE
A vegetable garden on the balconySocial housing complex’ renovation (project published)
_ To renovate a social housing complex using the facade and a minimum of change to
the interior of the apartments.
_ Team work with two architecture students and an engineer student from Ponts et
Chaussées school (ENPC Paris)
_ Site: Aulnay-sous-Bois, Paris suburb, France.
_ Duration: 4 months from March 2012.
_ Each inhabitant can grow their own vegetables thanks to the plugs added on the
South facade.
_ Rainwater is collected to supply the plugs gardens.
_ Plugs are prefabricated to reduce time, costs and improve efficiency during the
construction phase.
_ Apartments are diversified to offer a large range of sizes (from 2-room apartment to
4-room duplex apartment).
_ Creation of storage
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GRID ENVELOPE LAY-OUT
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Study models and drawings
Concept section and scheme
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Axonometry
View from the appartement to the garden
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Construction site principles: prefab plugs are carried to the site and then set up
Plugs principles & details
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A floor which creates links, shelters and carriesStudent accommodations and restaurant in a parisian campus.
_ To deal with extisting buildings all around the site.
_ 72 student accommodations (18 m² each), facilities and a restaurant for the university.
_ Site: Jussieu university, Paris.
_ Duration: 3 months from October 2011.
_ To link the university to the city levels through the use of a path (difference of 5m).
_ To use the linking path to shelter the restaurant and as a base for the accommoda-
tions.
_ To shape this path according to the flows.
_ To fit out the entrances and the gardens in accordance with the site.
BRIEF
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Student accommodations
Sun filtering facade
The linking path
Path-carrying structure
University restaurant
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Resting spaces and pods
Entrance and changing rooms
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Hammam nearby the seaThe landscape behind the filter
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_Design of a building type and spaces having a specific function or use which is related
to the sea
_Site: Youghal, Irlande..
_Duration: 4 months from january 2011.
_Two types of bath: the morrocan and the turkish ones.
_The morrocan hammam is composed by 2 very big baths of different temperatures.
Usually it is a community space where people meet and talk. This is the reason why
there is a big main space with diffuse light for this collective space.
_Subdivisions are minimum in the collective space.
_The moucharabieh facade of the collective space can open to view the landscape.
_The turkish hammam is composed by smaller spaces inside the pods for private
functions (steam and massages) and between the pods for rest.
_The privacy is garanteed by the moucharabieh (perforated timber windows).
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Hammam space 1:50 model
A Floating New WingExtension of the Hunt Museum in Limerick.
_ To deal with an 18th century landmark in Limerick.
_ A new entrance, a wine bar and a theater.
_ Site: Limerick, Ireland.
_ Duration: 3 months from November 2010
_ The exisiting building is composed by 1 main building and 2 lateral wings, the new
part gives a new direction to the old.
_ 1 main building + 2 lateral wings = 1 floating wing.
_ The new wing creates a link between the city and the river Shannon.
_ The new entrance is an articulation between the old building and the new.
_ The wine bar offers views to the river and the theater creates a new landmark
in the city.
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1 MAIN BUILDING2 LATERAL WINGS 1 NEW WING FLOATING 3 SPACES
Section through the extension - The wine bar, the entrance and the theater65
Floor and roof junctions details
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West facade - Existing and new buildings
Entrance from the street Entrance from the existing building Theater and stage
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An opening to the green streetCollective housing on a corner site.
_ Accomodation building on a corner site nearby a green path.
_ Ten 2-room apartments, three 3 room-apartments and space for shops
in the ground floor.
_ Site: Paris.
_ Duration: 2 months from january 2010.
_ A courtyard creates an inside street which opens to the green walk.
_ The three 3 room-apartments are located in the first floor. They have a
direct acces from the courtyard and are organized as 2 floor housings.
_ The courtyard creates a opening in the building.
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Landscape design workshopPark rehabilitation near Paris.
_ To renovate an ancient park nearby the Seine river.
_ Site: Boulougne, France.
_ Duration: 1 month from February 2010.
One main path is identified with 4 different atmospheres.
_ (1) The orchard: cherry trees give an homogeneous shade emphasized by the
blossoms in spring.
_ (2) The meadow with a coffee place and horses.
_ (3) The forest with a deaper shade.
_ (4) The fallow in front of the Castle.
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The straw bridgeStructure workshop.
_ To create an object that can bear 3 kg and span 1,5 meters.
_ Duration: 1 week from October 2009.
_ Use of a material that seems weak: plastic straws.
_ Assemble the straws to give them strength.
BRIEF
CONCEPT
A wearable structureStructure workshop.
_ To create a wearable structure on the theme of amplification.
_ Duration: 2 weeks from June 2009.
_ Development of a veil all around the bearer with the proportions of Fibonacci to give
the feeling of a movement.
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Peanut ArchNo glue, only compression & traction.
_ To design a structure based on the arch principles.
_ Team with engineers.
_ Duration: 1 week in September 2012.
_ No glue, no fixings inbetween each piece (screws are used only to assembly the parts
of each piece).
_ Double circular arch assembled.
_ Traction is carried by cables and compression by struts.
BRIEF
CONCEPT
Traction
Compression
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Light & roughnessPlaster bandage exploration.
_ To explore through light a material transformations .
_ Duration: 1 month from October 2012.
_ Plaster bandages can get different shades of roughness.
_ Once the plaster bandages are plunged into water (intermediate state 1), there are
many ways of drying them (intermediate state 2).
_ 2 ways of ruining them are used: traction and torsion.
_ The light emphasize the roughness and the bumps.
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Traction
1 plaster bandage smoothed
2 plaster bandages smoothed
Different ways of ruining the «reinforced» plaster.
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Plaster bandage
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Wet plaster bandage
«Reinforced» plaster (dry)
Spoilt «reinforced» plaster
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INTERMEDIATE STATE 2
FINAL STATE
Small paralell folds
Big paralell folds
Rolled-up
Small pinches
Big pinches
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DrawingsPère Lachaise cemetery, Paris Life drawings, Indian Ink.
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