Architecture Portfolio

Romaric MATTENPORTFOLIO

Urban inf ill in Strasbourg

Apartment hotelL’ile aux Oiseaux

La place de la bourseResidential 2011

Residential 2011Urban planning 2012

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La maison de la nature

From ground to canopy

Bending materials

Photographs and drawings

Kiosk 2012

Cultural space centre 2012

Pavillion 2012

Pavillion 2012

Personnal work 2009-2013

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14 rue des planches67000 Strasbourg, France

+33 6 95 18 89 81

[email protected]

Architecture student

Undergraduate studies in architecture

National Institute of Applied Science of Strasbourg (INSA)

RESUME

Romaric MATTEN

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EDUCATION AND TRAINING

2012 -‐ Today

National Institute of Applied Science of Strasbourg

Master 1 equivalent student in architecture.

Field of Study: Theory of architecture, Theory of project, Urban planning, applied art, History of architecture

2012 Semester abroad, Erasmus in Stockholm, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)

http://www.kth.se/

Advanced technological design studio First semester of Master 1 Introduction and first experience with parametric architecture. Strong English practice

2010 -‐ 2012 National Institute of Applied Science of Strasbourg

Bachelor (equivalent) in architecture

2009-‐2010 National Institute of Applied Science of Strasbourg

”Classe préparatoire intégrée”, strong Science studies Mathematics, physics

Passed INSA Strasbourg architecture admission competition

2009 Lycée Georges Beaumont (Saint-‐Dié des Vosges, France)

Baccalauréat, mention good (high school diploma)

WORK EXPERIENCE

June -‐ July 2012 Internship in Dominique Coulon et associés firm

http://www.coulon-‐architecte.fr/

September 2011

September 2010

Integrated Internship in the School (INSA Strasbourg)

Agency-‐like group work in order to help a last year’s student for his diploma’s project. Each student’s have a task corresponding to his level of study

June -‐ July 2011 Worker Internship at Rendler, gmbh

Construction of 49 social housing, concrete working, reinforcements…

SKILLS AND COMPETENCES

Languages French : mother tongue English : fluid, written and spoken German : beginner

Computer Microsoft office Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Vray Adobe Creative suite Vectorworks, Autocad Archicad Sketchup, Artlantis

Hobbies Photography, Biking, Badminton, music, Art

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

2012 -‐ Today

National Institute of Applied Science of Strasbourg

Master 1 equivalent student in architecture.

Field of Study: Theory of architecture, Theory of project, Urban planning, applied art, History of architecture

2012 Semester abroad, Erasmus in Stockholm, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)

http://www.kth.se/

Advanced technological design studio First semester of Master 1 Introduction and first experience with parametric architecture. Strong English practice

2010 -‐ 2012 National Institute of Applied Science of Strasbourg

Bachelor (equivalent) in architecture

2009-‐2010 National Institute of Applied Science of Strasbourg

”Classe préparatoire intégrée”, strong Science studies Mathematics, physics

Passed INSA Strasbourg architecture admission competition

2009 Lycée Georges Beaumont (Saint-‐Dié des Vosges, France)

Baccalauréat, mention good (high school diploma)

WORK EXPERIENCE

June -‐ July 2012 Internship in Dominique Coulon et associés firm

http://www.coulon-‐architecte.fr/

September 2011

September 2010

Integrated Internship in the School (INSA Strasbourg)

Agency-‐like group work in order to help a last year’s student for his diploma’s project. Each student’s have a task corresponding to his level of study

June -‐ July 2011 Worker Internship at Rendler, gmbh

Construction of 49 social housing, concrete working, reinforcements…

SKILLS AND COMPETENCES

Languages French : mother tongue English : fluid, written and spoken German : beginner

Computer Microsoft office Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Vray Adobe Creative suite Vectorworks, Autocad Archicad Sketchup, Artlantis

Hobbies Photography, Biking, Badminton, music, Art

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The project hosts a professional space at the ground level and private apartments on above levels.

If the professional space has direct views and acess to the street, the apart-ments access is given behind, in the other side developping a transition between pu-blic and private.

The volumetry of the facade is dea-ling with several thicknesses that create loggias and terasses, harvesting the sun. This allows more light and particularities to the interior space.

Urban inf ill in Strasbourg

Rez-de-chaussée

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L’ile aux O i s e a u x

Located north from european par-liament, the whole area is for most of it a brownfield site. Just in the middle of two city suburbs, it reveals today a new face, regar-ding to the developping european neighbo-rhood just above.

The urban planning is designed around a main axis, from wich the buildings gradually shade into the preserved vegeta-tion, creating views and relations with it.

Public space and building are mostly located in the main axis in order to structure the whole area and create attraction for the people living around.

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with Mathilde PULTIER

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La place de la Bourse

With Mari LE NAIL et Malik LEBLON2012

Redesigning a square, the project acts like a pedestrian filter. Some elements get through, some others stop. They get through a vegetation and some public buildings which get denser in relation to the views and usage.

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Located near the European Parliament in Strasbourg, the hotel is placed in a busy surrounding.

The project is designed from a work on the limit between public and pri-vate, by it’s U shape and the exterior circulation system. By doing so, it tries to handle the intimity of a home, and the warmness of a hoteL

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Around the streetlightWith Constance THOMIRE, Noemie GAUTHIER, Laetitia MAS 2012

Architecture and tiny scale

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La maison de la natureStrasbourg 2012

This project is based on a surrounding designed in an ear-lier urban planning project. Near the water, surrounded by an raw vegetation, this curtural centre hosts a various program: exhibi-bition spaces, amphitheater, ca-

feteria, mixed with reseach labs and scientific facilities.

This unique gathering of uses is a opportunity to make them interact each others, allowing interesting meetings

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bewteen the visitors and the people who work there. The spaces proportions constantly change corresponding with its usage, revealing the curves and the play of light of the enclosure, inspired by Richard Serra’s work.

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Axonometry Site plan

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FROM GROUND TO CANOPYWith Hayk SHAHINYAN 2012

Advanced Technology Research Studio Stockholm KTH

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“Fabricating landscape”: this is what the project deals with. As an opportunity to learn parametric architecture and digital fabricating tools, our concept was to design a canopy that adapt itself to any sur-face, any ground. From the “back bone” like floor structure to the arcs, everything can change in the de-sign.

With a constant back and forward between the parametric model and the actual one in the sandbox, the

project evolves through several stu-dies and tests.

The canopy is made from several arcs, each one based on a cate-nary curve in order to optimize the stresses and material. Intersecting each others, they form a continuous structure that stabilises itself.

The floor is designed from a single component, which can be assem-bled, forming a walkable structure.

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This project is based on early diagramatic modeling, using simple pieces of paper first, then digital fabricating tools. The project is constantly evolving between the software and the fabrication, learning from the physi-cal observations of the fabricated object.

From a flat sheet of cardboard, this object can now create a new surface, and adapt itself with various kinds of shapes.

The parametric model learns from it, seeing for example how this system is behaving when it has to follow a specific landscape, like this sandbox.

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Forschungspavillon ICD/ITKE

peek & cloppenburg by Renzo Piano

Richmond Olympic Oval

BENDING MATERIALS

Understanding the wood’s bending pro-perties, the project tries to build a struc-ture with the most efficient use of mate-rials and human ressources. This work is based on the precedent project, «from landscape to canopy», and tries to go further in the details and a larger scale.

The parametric design based process allows flexibility for the shape and the arcs. If the work is based here on a simple shape, the process can be applied to

more complex structures designed from an actual surrounding.

Cut with a CNC mealling machine, the arcs are designed in the parametric mo-del to find back their shape when they are bended during the construction, ac-ting like they memorize the initial shape. The interconnection between them and the several layers increase the stiffness of the structure.

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Due to the normal orientation on each point of the central curve, each arc follow the main de-signed shape, allowing them to freely intersect each others.

To keep the timber’s fiber orientation in the ten-gant direction of the arcs, and to deal with a big scale, the arcs are made from several layers cut from a CNC mealing machine and stuck toge-ther.

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[email protected]

14 rue des planches67000 Strasbourg, France

+33 6 95 18 89 81

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