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École polytechnique fédérale de LausanneSection d’architecture 2005 à 2009
Portfolio
Philipp Jakob
Atelier Vincent Mangeat (LATER)“Projet sous le pont”
(Ba-1 05/06)
Philipp Jakob
Atelier Vincent Mangeat (LATER)“Espace d’exposition”
(Ba-1 05/06)
Philipp Jakob
Atelier Vincent Mangeat (LATER)“Un bain au bord d’un rive”
(Ba-2 05/06)
Philipp Jakob
Atelier Dieter Dietz (ALICE)“Form, Order and Chaos”
(Ba-3 07/08)
Alexander Hertel & Philipp Jakob
Studies indicate that familiarity with gravity is not innate, but is learned in infancy. At 4 months, infants
begin to realize that a rolling ball cannot pass through an obstacle, but are not yet aware that an unsupported
ball will fall. At 5 months, they discriminate between upward and downward motion. At 7 months, they
show sensitivity to gravity and the “appropriate” acceleration of a ball rolling upward or downward. By
adulthood, falling objects are judged to move naturally only if they accelerate downward on a parabolic path.
These judgments are based not on mathematical reasoning, but on visual experience; when asked to
reason abstractly about such motion, many adults are prone to error.
Misalignment with the vertical axis is psychologically disturbing in a way that horizontal misalignment is
not. The perception of a picture hung awry on a wall produces an urge to straighten it. And, according to Thiis-Evensen, visitors at the Leaning Tower of Pisa
“very seldom pause immediately beneath the leaning side. They feel safe only when at a certain distance
and preferably on the opposite side of the tilt.” Again, this is reflected in the language: there is no horizontal
equivalent of “lean” or “tilt”.
Jenga - Autonomous Growth
Arrayed in time
Porosity and Displacement of Mass
Misalignment - No glue
Deformation - No glue
Emulation of Porosity - No glue
Emulation of Porosity - Big Wall
1st Spiral - Duct Tape and Jengapieces
Spiral - It’s gettin’ bigger
The System - Wire and grooved piece
Grammar / Typology - Top Line - Blue / Middle Line - Green / Bottom - Red
Syntax - Sentence Structure
Architectural language - Exploded WallElements - Structural Member (Compression) and Conjunctive Element (Traction)
Circular / Loop Directional - Super�cies Regladas of Eladio Dieste
ALICE 141107Gravity Order and ChaosAlex Hertel and Philipp JakobGravity Order and ChaosAlex Hertel and Philipp Jakob
Implosion Type
1 3 4 5 6 EXPLOSION Type Compression and Traction2 IMPLOSION Type Compression Only / No Conjunctive Element needed (See Gramazio & Kohler ETH Zürich)
2
1Implosion Type
Gramazio & Kohler ETH Zürich
2nd Spiral - Wire and grooved piece
Emulation of Porosity
Emulation of Porosity
Eladio Dieste
3rd Spiral - String and shrinked grooved piece
Structural Collapse
Vertical Control - Multiple Spirals
Enhancement
Structural control - Horizontal and Vertical
Pilier - Control of Vertical Continuity at Checkpoints and Horizontal Inclination (~2° per layer)
Shape Research - Circular/Type 1
ALICE 281107Gravity Order and ChaosAlex Hertel and Philipp JakobGravity Order and ChaosAlex Hertel and Philipp Jakob
Pilier - Control of Vertical Continuity at Checkpoints and Horizontal Inclination (~2° per layer)
Shape Research - Circular/Type 1
Architectural language Part 2 - Exploded Wall
Socle - Control of Horizontal Continuity - Control of Vertical Inclination of the multiple Spirals
90°
Controled Inclination from 0° to 90°
~100°
Checkpoints
New Theme - The Collapse
Collapse as a Theme
Public three dimensional visual display unit
Arrayed through time and space intended to communicate a particular impression. Once integrated
into its social and spatial/urban relation it starts to transmit information. Interacting with its environment
the entity reveals, makes visible or apparent by provoking specific perception according to (a) given
theme(s)
The final Spiral - String and moulded Plasterbricks
Production
Construction 1
Construction 2
Views
New Porosity
New Porosity
New Porosity
Pill & Flex
Atelier Dieter Dietz (ALICE)The Lighthouse Project
(Ba-4 07/08)
Philipp Jakob
Conceptual Setup
Conceptual Setup
Conceptual Setup
Movement and Light
(a) Movement changes Sensation
(b) changing Sensation creates Movement
Dodecahedron - Structure Proposal
Dodecahedron - Structure Proposal
Dodecahedron - Structure Proposal
Dodecahedron - Connection Joint
Dodecahedron - Structure Proposal
The Cone - Sun Mapping
The Cone
The Cone
The Cone
Site - London
Public Light Space
Public Light Space
Public Light Space
Materialization of Light-Time
Materialization of Light-Time
Light-Time = Structure
Public Space - A Forum
Structural Logic =Spatial & Distributional organisation
A Forum
A Forum
A Forum - Plans 3rd (= habitation) and 2nd
A Forum - Plans 1st and ground floor
A Forum - Plans underground -1
Espace EscaliersEscaliers / Coursives MineursHabitation LevelMajor Public Space
Espace EscaliersEscaliers / Coursives MineursHabitation LevelMajor Public Space
A Forum - StructuroSpatial Logic, Public Space
Espace de TransitionEspace PrivéeEspace C
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DistributionEspace de TransitionEspace PrivéeEspace Communal interieurEspace Communal extérieur
A Forum - StructuroSpatial Logic, Habitation, Roof level
Atelier Bernard Khoury“Le shopping Mall - l’architecture vulgaire”
(Ba-5 08/09)
Philipp Jakob
“La realité est une invention” - Le Scénario
Espace de transition - Entre Realité et Illusion
Membrane translucideLumière et Air naturelOuvertures
Espace de transitionEspace Fictionnel
MembraneExtérieure
MembraneIntérieure
Surface colorisée
Entre Realité et Illusion
Lumière artificielle
Le son
Bruit fictionnelMall - Atrium
Bruit extéreieurParking
État psychique pure
Extérieur Intérieur
Normallinéaire
Manipulénon-linéaire
membrane Extérieur
membrane Extérieur
membrane Intérieur
membrane Intérieur
/ air frais,purifie
sphere fictionnelle dont l utilisation est propre a chaque individu et en dehors de toute pr;occupation esthetique ou morale
Le toucherou la sensation...
Normallinéaire
Manipulénon-linéaire
sol rigide
sol meuble / air sec,sableux
liminal space:
membrane Extérieur
membrane Extérieur
membrane Intérieur
membrane Intérieur
membrane membrane membrane
Espace de transition - Entre Realité et Illusion
Espace de transition - La membrane
Espace de transition - La membrane
SCÉNARIO - Le technicien membranaire
CHECKER'SMALL
GLASSMALL
VERTICAL MALL
RESTO MALL
REALITY MALL
METEOPARK
ACARPOLIS
BLACKHOLE
SCAN
PACKMALL
MEMBRANE
BARSHISH
DEDALE'S
156 Vignettes conceptuelles
12 Groupes - 12 Idées - 12x12 Combinations
Membrane - “Façade Parking” et “Façade vivante”
Membrane - “Atrium tirroir” et Entrée écran
Membrane - “Mouvement sportif” et “Façade Abacus”
Membrane - “Mall Alpine” et “Transition Virtuelle”
“Vegas Mall”
Séquences d’arrivée - Espaces de transition
“Vegas Mall”
“Vegas Mall”
“Vegas Mall”
“Vegas Mall”
“Vegas Mall”
“Vegas Mall”
“Vegas Mall”
“Vegas Mall”
“Drive-In Mall”
Croisement des mouvements
“Drive-In Mall”
Coupe Transversale B-B’ 1:500
Coupe Transversale A-A’ 1:500
Plan Rez-Chaussée 1:500
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“Highway Mall”
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C) Double-Sided
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Pedestrian Zone
Service/Delivery
Circular Manifold
Atelier Khoury BA-5 / Philipp Jakob / Page 1 / Typologies
<<Packers Mall>>
Formal Research
A) Single-Sided / Non-Circular B1) Single -Sided / Circular
C) Double-Sided / Non-Circular D) Double-Sided / CircularB2) Single -Sided / Circular
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Atelier Khoury BA-5 / Philipp Jakob / Page 1 / Typologies
<<Packers Mall>>
Formal Research
A) Single-Sided / Non-Circular B1) Single -Sided / Circular
C) Double-Sided / Non-Circular D) Double-Sided / CircularB2) Single -Sided / Circular
A*) Single-Sided / Circular
A*) Single-Sided / Circular
D) Double-Sided / Circular
400 meters
1600 meters
Atelier Khoury BA-5 / Philipp Jakob / Page 1 / <<Highway Mall>>
“Highway Mall”
A*) Single-Sided / Circular
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1600 meters
Atelier Khoury BA-5 / Philipp Jakob / Page 1 / <<Highway Mall>>
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“Highway Mall”
“Highway Mall” Perspectives
“Highway Mall” Maquette
Atelier Buchner & Bründler“House of Sound”
(Ba-6 08/09)
Philipp Jakob
“House of Sound” - Concept - Rhythm & Form
“House of Sound” - Concept - Rhythm & Form
Rhythm of a guitar
Movement of a voice
Rhythm of a guitar
Movement of a voice
Atelier Buchner & Bründler
Philipp Jakob
Atelier Buchner & Bründler
Philipp Jakob
“House of Sound” - Concept - Rhythm & Form
“House of Sound” - Concept - Rhythm & Form
“House of Sound” - Concept - Rhythm & Form
“House of Sound” - Concept - Rhythm & Form
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