Cadario Justine Portfolio-en2015

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CADARIO Justine

109 résidence De Lattre51400

Mourmelon-le-grand

+336 261 046 56

Born on the 11th of October [email protected]

French nationality Driving licence

June 2015 - Masters degree in Architecture (Equivalent to the MArch - RIBA Part 2)Architecture school of Nancy

2013-2014 - Master IEscuela Tecnica Superior de Arquitectura de Granada, Espagne

2010-2013 - Bachelors degree in ArchitectureArchitecture school of Nancy

June 2010 - European scientific french baccalaureateSpecialisation in Physics and Chemistry.High school Pierre Bayen at Châlons-en-Champagne.

EDUCATION

Dynamic and resourceful, I en-joy reading travel books and listening blues music.

AutocadArchicadInDesignPhotoshopIllustrator

2015 | July - november Béal & Blanckaert Architectes, Lille Internship

2012 | August 3B Architecture, Nancy Internship 2011 | July Workman internship Besançon.

2014 | August - Student job (supermarket) - Belgium

2013 | July - Student job (supermarket) - France

2011-2015 - Member of the student association of the Architecture school of Nancy

WORK & INTERNSHIPS

French - Mother tongue

English - Fluent TOEIC - 790 English First (FCE) Cambridge Spanish - Fluent (one year in Andalusia)

Artlantis StudioRhinoceros 3D (notions)VectorWorksWord, Excel, PowerPointMacintoshWindows

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LANGUAGES SPOKEN

CURRICULUM VITAE

68 HOUSING AND 2 SHOPSORSAY (FR) | 10.2015COMPETITION

View from the Archangé street

This projet settles in the city center of Orsay, in the Paris south-west urban outskirt. This project offers at the same time a dense property construction as well as a qualitative urban planning of this abandoned plot of the city center.Made of four different buildings, two shops en-liven the two main street - Dubreuil street and Archangé street. The project focus on urban issues with the objective of having a better in-tegration.To adapt the project to the traditional typology of the city, the project also plays with several details like the presence of louvered shutters, the division of the facade to pretend a juxtapo-sition and the different height of the roofs to avoid the feeling of a massive construction, with the objective of keeping the urban identity of the city for a better integration.

Urban planification

Master plan scale 1/500

Parking 1/500

Groung floor scale 1/200

Elevation view Archangé street scale 1/500

View from the Dubreuil street

Cross-section A scale 1/200

59 HOUSING AND 2 SHOPS LILLE (FR) | 08.2015COMPETITION

View from the garden

This building operation of 59 housing takes place in Lille, in a former industrial area in a process of urban planning for two years. This project offers a contemporary answer to urban issues of the neighborhood, predomi-nantly made of working-class houses of the be-ginning of the 20th century. Hence, this project tries to make the link between these traditional houses and the new constructions. In this case, we have worked on a reinterpretation of these typologies for a contemporary and dense pro-ject. Composed of two different buildings, we emphasised our work on the intimicy and the private dimension of these housing. Each one of the housing has a personal entrance and a direct link with outside (garden, balcony...) to further the diversity of housing and to both keep the traditional working-class houses iden-tity and respond the modern necessity of the new buildings.

Basement - scale 1/500

Cross-section A - scale 1/200

Concept of the project - workers’houses façade

Ground floor - scale 1/500 First floor - scale 1/500

Master plan - scale 1/500

Different housing typologies

View from the Notebart street

AN OPERA HOUSE IN NANCYMASTER II07.2015

View from the rehearsal studio

This project of an Opera House tries to re-group in one building the opera, theatre and ballet of Nancy. The purpose of this project is to create a building for the different shows, but also to bring arts outside by the creation of a place where the inhabitants can enjoy with or without a ticket. The idea of a building lost in the middle of a park, ope-ned during the all day, appears to me as an obvious conclusion for this singular neighborhood, stuck and almost forgotten by the two important areas of the city (historic and working class districts), and to give it a proper identity. A big theater (800 seats) and a small one (400 seats) take place in a wide parallelepipoid vo-lume, made of concrete at the basement and the ground floor, to creat a solid base on which rise a volume made of glass, on the first, the second and the third floors. The building focuse on the poetry of the material. Concrete and glass are put together, re-vealing their own features such as solidity and fra-gility. Light plays a decisive part on the feelings of the visitor : sculpted by the concrete, it can also plays an eye-opening experience for the visitor.

Elevation view Charles V street - scale 1/500

Elevation view Deglin street - scale 1/500

Master plan - scale 1/200 Ground floor - scale 1/200

Entrance view

First floor - scale 1/200

Cross-section B - scale 1/200


Second floor - scale1/200 Third floor - scale 1/200

Vue depuis l’escalier d’honneur

View from the skylight of the stairs

A LIBRARY FOR NANCY

Located in the heart of a suburbian city of Nancy, the Library of Seichamps is both an architectural and urban planning project, therefore, it takes place in a large angle of the main street. Its main facade closes the place and tries to give back an urban coherence to the towncenter.The project is organized around two major ou-ter poles : the interior court which creates a separation from the place, and a patio in the basement, which forms spaces with various degrees of privacy.The exterior of the building rises pure and massive forms while a more discreet part em-bed itself to the basement. Its side entrance allows the visitor to stroll through this first le-vel leading to showrooms and working areas while the library splits in two different direc-tions in the basement and upstairs.

View from the garden

First floor - scale 1/500Master plan - scale 1/500

Ground floor - scale 1/200


Plan of the basement - scale 1/500

Cross-section B - scale 1/200View from the second patio

URBAN PLANNINGTHE FUTURE A COMERCIAL AREA

This project lead an in-dept thinking of the future of these commercial outskirts. Endless industrial areas, theses underserved zones are doomed, and a solution must be found to stop the spread. The reinsertion of comercial activities in the town centre raise the question of the future of these outskirts. During this workshop, we focused our work on issues around these areas, understand the phenome-na that led the town of Nancy to push beyond its borders these kind of installation, and in a second time, we worked on different hypothe-sis and scenarios to find a possible reconver-sion to these areas.

Green areas

Functions and mixity

Mobility : bicycles, tramways, cars

1| Analysis

The working area in the south of Nancy

Map showing the movements of the conurbation

PARK-AND-RIDE and final stop of the tramway. Car-park enables workers from outside of the city to let their car and unblock the trafic of the city.

MIXED BUILDINGS, both housing and offices, to re-create a neighbourhood li-festyle, to develop a certain mixity and to bring a real living environment. Impor-tance of temporality and rythms.

TRAIN STATION, linked with the park-and-ride, leading to the Houdemont area but also to al-low to the people living outside to reach the city without their car.

COMMERCIAL CENTER par-tially preserved. Will to ac-cept the situation and its stakes, reconversion project.

OFFICE BUILDINGS which create a front fa-cade, separating the new neighbourhood from the highway with a visual gate isolating the developing area.

REINVENT THE OUTSKIRTS 2| Hypotheses

COMMUNITY GARDENS BUILDING

Located on the banks of the Meurthe River, on the eastern urban area, the project turns around a program suited to places and uses. Indeed, this place works is related to a group of community gardens, allowing citizens without access to a particular garden, to grow their fruits and vegetables. Therefore, the pro-gram is divided in various workrooms, retail spaces, places dedicated to the organization and locals of the association, built around a large volume dedicated to the receptions and sales of local products.

The field, both flat and natural allows the development of a linear and discrete buil-ding, both melted into the landscape and sym-bolic, thanks to the dynamic shape of the three bands wich forms the green roof. This organic form seems to get out of the ground, raised at the two extremities, creating two differents entries. In the centre, beams creates an inte-rior courtyard which brings a soft light inside the building.

View from the south plaza

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Cross-section B - scale 1/200

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1. Gardeners’ lockers2. Reunion room3. Entrance4. Refectory A5. Hall

6. Hall of the sales7. Refectory B8. Offices9. Patio10. Esplanade

Ground floor - scale 1/200

Cross section A - scale 1/200

PHOTOGRAPHY& MASTERDISSERTATION

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MASTER DISSERTATIONTHE THORONET ABBEY AND THE MODERNITY

Nestling in the wooded valleys of the Var countryside, L’abbaye du Thoronet is one of the most remarkable cistercian abbeys of the country. The emotional impact of the ar-chitecture is the result of its extreme sobriety, where stone and light work in harmony since the 12th century. By the study of the abbey, the disserta-tion tries to find the secrets of a timeless ar-chitecture. Compared to various modern and contemporary works of Auguste Perret, Pierre Soulages, Mies van der Rohe, Robert Morris and John Pawson, this essai questions the roots of minimalist architecture and its codes, to understand the link between architectures separated by eight hundred years but which find in purifying aesthetic, the same solution.Here is a small part of the photographic work realised for my master dissertation related with the theme of the light and the materiality, trying to traduce the beauty of the light and the stone at the heart of this singular master-piece.

Thoronet abbey | February 2015

CADARIO Justine

109 résidence De Lattre51400Mourmelon-le-grand

+336 26 10 46 56

[email protected]

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