Ingrid Serey Architecture Portfolio

1PORTFOLIOIngrid Serey - Ecole Polytecnhique Fdrale de Lausanne

3Latitude 43 38 NLongitude 524 E Altitude 444 metres

Latitude 47 22 NLongitude 816 E Altitude 2103 metres



Curiculum Vitae p.5

An introduction to Architecture and Space

p.7

Hotel Hannibal (selected project)

p.13

Vertigeau termal baths (selected project)

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Foldaway Room(selected project)

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Photography p.39


Centro Radici(selected project)

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4INGRID SEREYCorso Luigi Manusardi,6

20136 MilanoItaly

[email protected](Italy) : +393406963611

Cell(France) : +33781281135French national

Born on 21 January 1992

5EDUCATION2013-2014

2010-2013

2010

1999-2010

Exchange student at Politecnico di Milano (Leonardo campus) currently in my last bachelor year

Ecole Polytechnique Fdrale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland

French scientific baccalaurat , physic speciality, with high distinction (Mention Bien)

Lyce Notre Dame, Saint Germain-en-Laye (France) Scientific section with physic speciality. Part of the Brit-ish international sectionLauritston Girls School, Melbourne, Australia

SKILLSMother tongue

Fluent: lived 4 years in Melbourne (Australia) and 2 years in London (England).Cambridge Proficiency in 2010 and Cambridge First certificate in 2005

Good command: spent a year in Italy.

Good command: studied 7 years at school

French

English

Italian

German

Software VectorworksAutodesk Autocad Rhinoceros 3DSketchup

Adobe Photoshop Adobe Indesign Adobe Illustrator Suite Windows

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCEArchitecture2010

Other2012

Internship in an Architecture studio in Saint Germain-en-Laye (France) at Depigny Architecture for two months. Experience of basic software. Work on different housing projects mainly interior planning

Part of the challenge association comitee organising a 3 day ski competition between the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology of Zurich and the Ecole Polytechnique Fdrale de Lausanne

Travelling

Photography

Sport

INTERESTSMy curiosity for discovering new cultures and architec-tures led me to many trips to western and central europe, south-west Asia, oceania and north america. Living in 5 different countries has developped my curios-ity and ability to adapt

Architectural, artistic, lanscape and portraitUse of a Canon EOS 1100D

Good skiing level. Won competitions with EPFL.Tennis, running, swimming

CV

7AN INTRODUCTION TO ARCHITECTURE AND SPACE: FIRST YEAR PROJECTS (2011-2012) AND OTHER SMALL WORKS

Ecole Polytechnique Fdrale de LausanneProfessor Dieter Dietz

The works produced during my first year illustrate my initial approach and sensibilisation to space and architecture.

8ROOM FOR A BLIND PERSON

The circle-shaped room is designed for the individual to follow a logical path organising the living spaces. He finds his way by simply following the smooth, rounded walls, encountering no angular obstacles.

9THE ORGANIC INTERSTICE

In the construction of a vertical city with our studio, the aim of the project was to join different parcels. By working in the interstice linking two, I built a geowmetrical organic form generated from two cores: the wooden bars delimitating the interstice.

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THE PIAZZAIn collaboration with classmate Valentine MichelThe project was chosen to represent the studio during an exhibition

One module was designed where one could sit, stand, lay and rest in different positions according to body postures. It was declined in eight different positions, by rotating on itself forming a path were different stops were made possible.

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THE THEATRE

The aim of the work was to create a theatre and work on different lighting techniques and materials to explore the multiple ressources this space.The stairs create a spatial conti-nuity on the wall and become the entrance to the backstage and the source of light.

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HOTEL HANNIBALBinntal (VS), SwitzerlandProfessor: Marco Bakker et Arthur Blanc

Project for the construction of a hotel located on the col dAlbrun in the Swiss Valais; a passage uniting the North Swiss alps to the south italian alps. The circle-shaped building underlines the tension of the reunion of two serene rivers merging together into a single tumultuous one throwing itself into a narrow valley. Around this atmosphere are orientat-ed the public spaces of the hotel; restaurant, living room and circulations. Opposed to this always-mov-ing water course the private and intimate spaces are orientated towards the still exterior.

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Plan - entrance Ground floor

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First floor Roof1:500

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Situation plan 1:5000

Longitudinal section AA

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VERTIGEAU THERMAL BATHSLa Forclaz, Val dHrens(VS), SwitzerlandProfessor: Marco Bakker et Arthur BlancIn collaboration with classmates; Mael Scartezzini and Mattia Pretolani

The project is to develop a thermal bath in the ancient traditionnal village of La Forclaz. The fur-ther objective is to renew and dynamise the square adjacent to the isolated church joining it with the thermal bath to create a new decentralized-center inviting the growth of the village in that direction.The project uses exclusively materials that can be found close-by: wood and stone. The essence of the project is the construction of wood-only bathtubs, layed as vestige on stones, enclosed in a wooden envelop, fully absorbed into the village.The bathtubs are supplied with water from the above glacier du Trient, heated by hypocaust (ancient ro-man heating method) when arriving in the building. The steaming water then fills a structure adjacent to the tubs creating a thick vaporous atmosphere. A sub-system allows the water level to be manually adjusted in the bathtubs.


Glacier du Trient

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Rendu finalSemestre t 2013

Serey IngridPretolani MattiaScartezzini Mael

VERTIG'EAU - Studio Bakker et Blanc


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coupe AA'1/200

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Mass plan and Longitudinal section AA

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Coupe Critique Intermdiaire N2Coupe 1/100

Coupe Atmosphrique1/33

Longitudinal section

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The Bathtubs are conceived respecting tradi-tionnal methods. Only wood is used to keep the water together -no nails nor screws, no glue; nothing- but wood. This to strenghten the rustic atmosphere of the place and un-derline its essence. The four steaming bath-tubs are like treasures on the bare rock. The enveloppe is only here as protection, adaptat-ing itself to the bathtubs.


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FOLDAWAY ROOMMilan, Italy Professor: Joseph Di PasqualeIn the course of being published in two magazines; Shengzen universitys community spaces article, ADM magazine and the best works catalogues of Pop-up Hotel, Expo2015.

The project consists in creating an ephemeral room to be used for the expo 2015 in Milan. This pop-up project was limited in time: in 7 days, 250 indepen-dent rooms had to be pitched. The aim was to create a comfortable livable room at the same time of being easily transportable. Taking origami process as an inspiration, I came up with the idea of a compact unit with an unfoldable wall, metamorphosing itself into a new space. The unit is simply composed of two elements:: one fix part including all the essential services (bathroom, storage, ventilation, electrical and water installa-tions), and the bedroom. The latter was to take the minimum physical space in the unit and create the maximum space when unfolding, producing a full liveable space.


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Plan of opened module1:200

controtelaio

zoccolo

telaio fisso

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zoccolo

controtelaio

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telaio fisso

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Plan of closed module

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controtelaio

zoccolo

telaio fisso

Wood panel 1cmIsolation 6cmXLAM 10cm CLT wall panel

Wood panel 1cmIsolation 3cmXLAM 6cm CLT wall panel XLAM 6cm CLT wall panel

Polypropylene strapwooden joint to fix panelselectric instalationstrebelborg joint 1mm

Black waterWhite water2

Metal5 cm

E-W 1/20K

N-S 1/20K

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W 1/20

W 1/20K

:W |DD | Carrera / Serey |

Screwhard isolation 2cmXLAM 6cm CLT wall panel

Wood panel 1cmIsolation 5cmXLAM 10cm CLT wall panel

1.6m3 space for independant

ventilation

Parquet 2cmJoists 4cmJoists 4cmXLAM 18cm CLT wall panelEPS sheet insulation 6cm

Concrete bloc for foundations

Black water tube

White water tubeMetal cylinder 5cm diameter Wood panel 1cmIsolation 3cmXLAM 6cm CLT wall panel

XLAM 6cm CLT wall panel

Double glazed window 1.1cm each

with wooden frames

Polypropylene strap

Wooden walking path 9cmRigidur aire 2cmWooden fiber insulation 1cmGravels (linked) 6cmXLAM CLT wall panel20cm/14cmInsulation 6cmWooden panel 1cm

Joseph di Pasquale | Massimiliano Manfren | Alessandro Carrera Ingrid Serey |

N-S section 1/10

Opened module

2 cm thick metal plate screwed on both units joining them together

polyvinyl adherent 2mm

expandable rubber

position of the rubber joint when the unit is closed1/10

position of the rubber joint when the unit is oppened1/10

wooden beam

expandable rubber

codetta a vite

Joseph di Pasquale | Massimiliano Manfren | Alessandro Carrera Ingrid Serey |

A-A' elevation 1/500

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B-B' Unit agregation elevation 1/500

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Unit agregation plan 1/500

Axonometric view of the unfolded unit

With the use of trucks of a volume of 3.7x2.7x12m: - 83 trucks are needed for the 252 units (the units are dimensioned to fit exactly three in a truck) - 7 trucks are needed for the rest (stairs, beams and floors for the first floors) 90 trucks in total

Elevation of closed module

Elevation of opened module

3 modules per standard truck

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street view

Ingrid Serey |

Welcome desk and public toilet units

One of the possibilities of assemblement of the units for the Expo2015 in Milan. Here in Centrale del Latte, Bocconie, Milan.

Mass Plan

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street view

Ingrid Serey |

Welcome desk and public toilet units

Mass Plan

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CENTRO RADICIPorta Nuova Garibaldi, Milan, Italy Professor: Matteo UmbertoIn collaboration with classmate Alexandra MarotteThe project consists in creating a civic center in the parcel of a central park to be renovated next year. The park is situated in Milans business center con-trasting the scale of the nearby skyscrapers. The goal was to create a fluid space accessible from all points, adjusting itself to the scale of the park and melting into its nature. Three different entities are generated around a central meeting point. The Library with its study area opens up to the outside terrace of the cafeteria being the second entity. This space is also used as an outside study area and linked to the third entity by a ramp in which is a recreationnal area for hosting different association and an auditrium that can be used for different events such as conferences during the day or concerts at night by opening the stage to the park. The all space is conceived as a very flexible space to repond to the local needs.


36OVEST SUD ESTNORDOVEST SUD ESTNORD

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Mass plan1:500

37OVEST SUD ESTNORD OVEST SUD ESTNORD Elevations 1:100

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First floor Ground floor

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PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPChteau Lacoste, Aix-en-provence, FranceCollaboration with classmates: Charline Dayer, Lucas Falbriard, Adele Pietrini

Chteau Lacoste is a wineyard in which the owner has arranged different architecture pavillions and art works from many internationnal artists. The pieces layed out in the landscape melt themselves completely, the photos chosen here are of the Tadao Ando Pavillion- a unique chef doeuvre where light, rythm and water become part of the architecture.


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