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Fanny Bonnaure - Architect
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2007-2013
Fanny Bonnaure, Architect
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VALODE ET PISTRE, BEIJING
2011-2013
GEJIANZHU ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS, BEIJING
2007-2011
SCHOOLWORKS2002-2007
Schoolworks
VALODE ET PISTRE, BEIJING
2011-2013
Yingkou Library
2012-2013
Work from Competition to DD :
> Shape research
> Structural concept
> Facade overall concept and design
> Facade details
Yingkou, Liaoning
The multiple atriums connect the different areas and enrich the space.
Architecture: VP
Engineer:
VP Green (Consultant)
Location:
Yingkou, Liaoning
Client:
GFA:
Yingkou City
50 000 m2
Floors :
5
Yingkou's library will be located in a
newly developed land that will include
sevral governmental and cultural
buildings. The program mixes archives
and library.
Given strict budget constraints, the
shape had to be rationalized after the
Concept phase in order to be built
efficiently.
The podium is designed as a continuity of the plazza and softens the limits of the building. The main entranc eis on level 2 while secondary access
remains on F1.
Schematic Design has been completed
and Development Design release is
pending confirmation on the structural
scheme.
Valode & Pistre
Yingkou Library
2012-2013
Fourth floor layout.
Tryouts on structure impact on F2.
Archives
Library
Structure and expansion joints study.
Valode & Pistre
Yingkou Library
Curtain-wall system mixing stone panels and glazing according to the functions.
2012-2013
The library at the competition stage :
The library at the end of DD stage :
Section on archives' facade
Section on library's facade
Details, shape and division have been studied at the same time in order to achieve the best ratio between quality and economy of material.
Valode & Pistre
Yingkou Library
Extensive research has been made to finalize the atriums outlines.
2012-2013
Valode & Pistre
Sanya Duty-free Center
Renderings at competition stage.
2011-2013
(under construction)
From SD to construction
> Shape research
> Conception of the roof
> Detail design roof and facades
> Detail design of the bridge
> Construction follow-up
> Ungerground level concept design
Sanya, Hainan
Architecture & concept structure: Engineer:
LDI: VP
VP Green (Consultant)
BIAD
Interior: Hassell
Landscape:Atkins
Location:
Sanya, Hainan
Client:CITS
SITE
GFA:
68 000m2 (+45000m2 on B1)
Floors :
3
This project of duty-free shopping mall
is located on the newly developped area
in Haitang Bay, 40 minutes East of Sanya
by highway.
This shopping complex is set to service
this new luxury coastal city and its
specific clientele.
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Given the complexity of the shapes, most
of the design from concept to details has
been realized in 3D.
Valode & Pistre
Details of structure implementation
Wireframe scheme, Schematic design
Sanya Duty-free Center
2011-2013
Overall concept of the roof
Section on the front canopy
Valode & Pistre
Sanya Duty-free Center
Example of detailing (Development design)
2011-2013
Evolution of the roof shape throughout
the design process :
Valode & Pistre
Sanya Duty-free Center
Bridge connecting
the two buildings
on F3
2011-2013
Shape research : central canopy
Building completion June 2013
Shape research : cupola
Valode & Pistre
ICBC Laos Headquarters
2013
Competition
Vientiane, Laos
Architecture : Location:
VP
Vientiane, Laos
Client:ICBC
GFA:
10 000m2
The building is conceived as a strong
element in the urban landscape of
Vientiane, being one the few 5 floors
buildings in the city and destined to
represent the fiability of a chinese bank.
The spaces are conceived around a
central atrium welcoming the clients.
The ground floor is dedicated to the
operations and the upper floors to the
offices.
In order to preserve the occupants from
the heat and sunshine, the facade is
covered with louvers.
Valode & Pistre
ICBC Laos Headquarters
2013
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Valode & Pistre
CIC Towers, Beijing
2012
Competition
Beijing, CBD
Architecture : Location:
VP
Beijing CBD
Client:CIC
GFA:
Height :
157 000 m2
260 m
Three proposals have been made for this
competition for the headquarters of the
China Investment Corporation.
This 260m high tower is an office tower
with mixed functions in the podium. The
site is located in Beijing new CBD, East
of the 3rd ring.
The first option is further developed on
the left page, as it is the one I worked
on most. The shape is generated by 2
squares, the top one being smaller and
rotated 90'. It creates elegant lines while
keeping a relatively rational plan.
The limited podium allowed us to work
on a verticality with a direct anchor to
the ground.
Valode & Pistre
CIC Tower, Beijing
2012
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500M
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350M
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300M
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260M
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260M
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200M
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180M
160M
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Valode & Pistre
GEJIANZHU ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS, BEIJING
2007-2011
Labin Wine Cellar
2008-2011
(completed)
Responsible with another architect
for the whole project from Concept
design phase untill the end of
construction.
Scope included architecture, interior
and landscape design.
Beijing, Zongbujidi
Architecture, interior,
landscape: LDI: Gejianzhu
Dolphin
Location:
Beijing, Zongbujidi
Client:Zongbujidi
GFA:
990m2
Floors :
2
This project is set in Zongbujidi Business District in Fengtai. The pavillion is
located between high office buildings.
The client intention was to bring diversity in the monofunctional area by
introducing new functions and new schedules.
The proposed program merges selling and tasting, along with a technical and
administrative area, for the control, storage and aging of the wine.
The existing building is renovated and extended with the addition of the
garden, the cellar (in the underground parking) and a second floor.
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Gejianzhu
Labin Wine Cellar
2008-2011
FIRST FLOOR
The project is organized around a
central limestone well, which goes up to
the roof and down to the cellar.
The vertical circulations and the light
transmission are articulated around
the central well. The spaces open and
develop around this well, towards
gardens and patios which punctuate the
perspectives and protect the inner space
from sight from neighboring towers.
Inner spaces are quiet and bright, and
only natural materials are used to
respect the essence of the place : the
wine.
The first floor expresses massivity and
protection with stone walls and narrow
openings, while the second floor is a
light addition to the base. The different
volumes are linked by lower and smaller
interspaces.
Gejianzhu
Labin Wine Cellar
2008-2011
The cellar is a space of storage and aging, and
also a space for tasting.
The entire space is made of stone in order to
recreate this unique cave feeling.
Ditches of small gravel around the cellar
allow the manager to add water and regulate
the humidity rate.
A direct entrance on the parking is provided
for deliveries. The technical room hosts the
very complex air conditionning system for
the wine cellar.
WELL AND CAVE
Gejianzhu
Labin Wine Cellar
2008-2011
The second floor of the restaurant
houses offices and VIP rooms. They are
very bright spaces, revolving around the
well.
We find stone again in the VIP rooms,
forming a deep wall with niches and
fireplaces.
Fot the design of the sliding doors
departing the two rooms, we worked
in tight collaboration with Gwenaelle
Chassin de Kergommeaux, who entirely
realized the decorations (egg shells,
laque, wax).
Gejianzhu
Labin Wine Cellar
2008-2011
Gejianzhu
Labin Wine Cellar
2008-2011
Gejianzhu
Changanjie Bridge
2010
(won-construction will start in 2014)
Architecture: Engineer: Gejianzhu
Bernard VIRY (Consultant)
Location:Beijing
Client:
Beijing city government
This competition took place in 2010
and was regarding the main avenue of
Beijing, Changanjie. In order to extend
the avenue to the west to Mentougou
district, the government set up a
competition for a bridge on the 400m
wide Yongding river.
The bridge has very strong symbolic
importance : door to the mountain, door
to the city.
We worked in tight collaboration with
the engineer Bernard VIRY to elaborate
the concept of the bridge.
Total lenght of the bridge is 591m, with
a 280m range between piles.
The deck is 30m wide for the cars (8 lanes)
and 6m on each side for pedestrians and
bicycles.
Masts are steel filled with concrete at
the base and built as one with the beams.
Foundation on one side is fit, the other
is sliding.
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Pingyao Projects
Pingyao is a preserved ancient city
located in Shanxi province. The intact
fortifications and the architectural
patrimony of the city led to a UNESCO
world heritage protection.
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West Gate
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Gejianzhu to work on the urban planning
of the new city, outside of the walls.
Public spaces, parks and openings were
created all around the old city. Very
quickly after the end of the building
these areas were already completely
appriopriated by the Pingyao people.
South Gate
Small West Gate
SOUTH SQUARE
WALL CANAL
TOURISM CENTER
Pingyao, Shanxi
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South district Planning
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Regulation handbook for planning and
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Gangsisheng Hotel
GFA
Reservoir
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500m
1km
1.5km
Shuguang Street
1.8km long
City Wall Canal
Landscape design
Gejianzhu
Pingyao South Planning
2009-ongoing
From Concept to Development Design
> Land assements
> Conception of the urban planning
> Creation of a planning handbook
unifying regulations, facades design,
set backs, etc.
Planning: Gejianzhu
Location:
Pingyao, Shanxi
Client:
Surface:
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Pingyao Government
45ha
The aera being subject to traffic
structuration by the government, the
block has been surrounded by avenues
on its four sides.
The city fabric inside the block is very
dense and rich, made of 200 years old
houses with precise handcraft, vault
buildings from the cultural revolution
time, and more recent 2-floors
residential bars. The area is mostly
rural, the inhabitants cultivate fields
around the forts.
Many ancient earth and brick buildings
are being destroyed by their owners
to rebuild "clean". Circulations are
incomplete, often blocked, and the
empty spaces are being colonised by
illegal construction.
An intervention is urgent, but we
doubt that a planning without political
strenght can make things change. The
main concern from Pingyao Government
seems to be the west parking and the
touristic center and they barely notice
the Regulation book we established.
Indeed, we will observe in 2011 that
nothing has been done for preservation.
Gejianzhu
Architecture assessment
Existing circulations
Pingyao South Planning
2009-ongoing
This piece of the city has been assessed
and analysed comprehensively, on
different levels, different topics and
through different mediums. All this
data has been restituted through plans,
pictures and texts, and integrated before
the design stage.
Ground assessment
Levels
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Gejianzhu
Pingyao South Planning
2009-ongoing
The main concept for the whole area is
to create a pedestrian path between the
west parking and the north-south axis
going then up to the city gate. People
along this path will discover ancient
architecture, the museum, the forts, on
a road that sometimes becomes as wide
as plazza.
The first step was to design a coherent
road system, that would preserve the
existing scaling : pedestrian venels,
small streets, main streets, avenues and
connect them all together.
We chose to create a south-north new
commercial street (not on the same
trace as the existing road) that would
come along the park activities and take
some load off the old city.
We also made the difficult choice of
destroying many existing bad quality
housing and rebuild the area with highstandard architecture.
The areas around the forts are also
knocked down in order to create a green
belt and give respiration to the forts.
Inner plazzas are restored as well, and
the fort walls and identity rebuilt.
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Gejianzhu
Pingyao South Planning
2009-ongoing
We designed several pavillions in the park
that were providing priviledged views on
the old city wall as well as resting and
sheltering places.
VIEWPOINTS
PAVILLIONS
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Gejianzhu
Pingyao Tourism Center
2011
From Concept to Schematic Design
> Research
> Several concept proposals
> Development
Architecture: Location:
Client:
GFA:
Gejianzhu
Pingyao, Shanxi
Pingyao Government
2500m2
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The Tourism Center of Pingyao is located
within the South District. This building
should welcome the visitors arriving in
the city from the parking, as well as
introduce to them the city of Pingyao. It
regroups several functions: information,
exhibition, resting area, bathroom,
ticket selling and electric cars terminal
towards the old city.
The features of the building give a
new interpretation to traditional
architecture: materials (brick, wood,
earth, and tile), shape (courtyard,
gallery), orientation (north-south). It is
a place to gather, that will then lead the
visitors towards the ancient Gubao, and
then to the south-north axis leading to
the ancient city of Pingyao.
Gejianzhu
Pingyao Tourism Center
2011
The main idea is to use traditionnal
rythms and shapes in a contemporary
way.
The global shape of the building
takes in the main direction axis,
north-south and then towards the
museum and old city.
The center is conceived as an open
courtyard. The south facade is
widely open and hosts the tourism
functions. High and clear halls are
separated by brick walls in which
we open vaults.
These brick blocks are also used
as technical spaces : for light,
ventilation, pipes...
The south building hosts the
bathrooms on the first floor and a
restaurant upstairs.
The last block on the South side
is a technical room for heating,
electricity, guards room, etc.
Gejianzhu
Gangsisheng Hotel
2008
From Concept to Schematic design
Architecture: Gejianzhu
Location:
Pingyao, Shanxi
Client:
Private investor
GFA : Floors :
15 000 m2
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We elaborated the concept for this hotel
/appartments and shops located on the
west side of Pingyao city by studying
traditional architecture in Shanxi.
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We worked on recreating a human-scaled
urban structure with streets, alleys and
courtyards. We also designed the buildings
from the original cave dwellings as well
as upground architecture in Pingyao.
They share the same idea of a solid earth
or brick base covered with brick vaults
and a heavy earth filling, and a lighter
construction on the top, usually made of
wood.
Gejianzhu
The street in 2007
Landscape proposals for the street
Pingyao Shuguang Lu
2008
From Concept to Construction
> Research
> Several concept proposals
> Development
Landscape: Location:
Client:
Gejianzhu
Pingyao, Shanxi
Pingyao Government
Shuguanglu is an east-west wide
avenue located south of the old city of
Pingyao. On its sides we can find many
institutional buildings: town house, tax
office, police office, court of law, city
planning office, school, hospital, along
with a few hotels , restaurants and
shops. Housing zones are located at the
back of these buildings.
We worked on these main points to build
the concept :
- give structure and space to this very
wide and empty avenue
- qualify parks and squares
- provide usable public space on the
forecourts
- give clear access to the backyard
housing and buildings
Section on the park
Gejianzhu
Pingyao Shuguang Lu
2008
We redefined the alleys serving the
back zones and used them as separators
between forecourts. We used the
existing trees (planted every 7.3m) as a
frame and rythm for the street.
We chose to link the different pedestrian
spaces : pavement, bicycle lane,
intermediate public zone and forecourts.
This ground is 15cm higher than the
street and unified by one material. The
zebra crossings use the same material
and same height, creating bumps to slow
down traffic.
Forecourts are treated each according to
the building requirements : circulation,
public space, parkings, gardens, flags
and official notices...
Existing street
Bench detail
Projected street
Gejianzhu
Existing land
Chongqing Fortune Plaza
2008
Competition
Architecture: Gejianzhu
Location:Chongqing
Client:
Topography
Fortune Plaza
GFA offices:
10 000 m2
GFA shopping mall: 18 000 m2
The project is located in Chongqing, in
a residential area. The site should offer
restaurants, shops and offices.
The complex topography and rich
surroundings lead us to a building concept
that would follow the landscape shapes
and offer many openings and paths, and
turn the shopping mall on the outside.
The building is conceived to maximize
natural energy gain and adapt to local
weather.
Project
Gejianzhu
Villa B.
2008
Research and concept design
Architecture: Location:
Client:
Gejianzhu
Huairou, Beijing
Alan B.
GFA :
Hemp/lime experiments
First floor scheme
The client's project was to rebuild the
existing house in this valley located north
of the city of Huairou. The farm would
become a guest house and the southern
building would become ahis private villa.
His companion and her family would also
have their own part.
We began by assessing and understanding
the topography, context, landscape
elements, and proposed a first concept
based on level lines reinforcement and
view orientation.
This project gave us the opportunity to
think about mountain architecture and
to try out technics to build low energy
houses.
Gejianzhu
SCHOOLWORKS2002-2007
Diploma project
Paris XIII
2007
Research and project on Paris Rive
Gauche
An accurate assessment of the limits,
landmarks and different territories was
the starting point to analyse the site.
The Parisian Ring road was the major
element I worked with. Most of the
time, it’s evoqued as absolute evil. But
in that place, the bridge shape offers
great opportunities of fluidity between
Paris and the close suburb. At the same
time, the Ring road is one of the main
mark and limit in the Parisian landscape.
The project was made with this paradox.
On one hand, one can practice freely
the fluidity with the linear public space
(south-west). On the other hand, the
limit of the Ring is clearly printed in
the building.\I worked the density not
by adding but by removing, imagining
a maximum volume and digging into it
to create yards, alleys and gardens, to
bring light, to allow views.
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Schoolworks
Paris X
2005
Workshop
We worked only on model on this project.
The site was located in Paris near the
Gare de l'Est.
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Existing site
"emptied" site
Density stuidies
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The site is completely enclosed inside
a urban island. The only open facade
is on the Boulevard du Faubourg SaintGermain.
We first built a model of the site that
could accurately represent the existing
surroundings. We then began to analyse
the PLU (urban rules), the density, to
co;pare volumes and surfaces.
Then only we began to propose concepts
and ideas. Finally, we found what the
front square had to be kept, and the
back built as an inversed Parisian island :
the Haussman facades on the inside, and
a contemporary Paris facade proposal on
the outside.
Schoolworks
Comines Industrial Zone
Renovation
2005
Planning research and design
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Schoolworks
Comines Industrial Zone
Renovation
2005
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Schoolworks
Metis Landscape School
2006
Design of a landscape school in the
Metis Gardens, in Gaspesie, Quebec,
Canada.
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Schoolworks
Removable theater for the Quebec
Seminary, Quebec, Canada.
Temporary Theater
2006
Schoolworks
Model realized on the first site
Rough plan on final site
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Mini-Maousse
2003
Competition on smallest habitats.
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This competition aim was to research
the notion of extra-small architecture.
I chose to explore self-made construction
with only one material : string used by
farmers to wrap the grass. The cocoon
was implanted within the school, on a
mezzanine, wich offered the necessary
quietness
and
enough
structural
supports.
Schoolworks
PERSONAL HOUSE
2013
House in Hebei
This family house is being built in a small farmers' village in Hebei. We focused
on integrating the house in the very distinctive landscape of the village, with
its rows of poplars, yellow mists and harsh winters.
With a very tight budget and a wish to melt down in the local landscape, we
chose red bare brick from a Hebei factory as the main material. We also used
local prefab concrete for the windows lintels and the slabs. The house is built
on collaborative concrete structure/brick walls.
2013-under construction
The house is conceived around convivial spaces, double heights, generous
spaces and chosen views on this beautiful and tough territory.
The plan gives all main openings to the South while the North facade shelters
narrow technical spaces to protect the house. Narrow and high windows open
on the West towards the fields, following the patterns of the poplar trees.