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Twelve Cities

2016

teaching

Versailles

250 m²

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HOUSE 1 / 12 CITIES is an experimentation project conducted at the Ecole nationale supérieure d’architecture de Versailles (ENSA-V) with the Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), involving the construction of a full-scale, wooden structure measuring around 300 sq.m.

After first being constructed by Atelier de la Conception de l’Espace (ALICE) at Place Cosenday on the EPFL campus in Lausanne in the spring of 2016, the structure was dismantled and transported to Versailles, where it was adapted and reconstructed several months later in the Cours des Fontaines at the Petite Ecurie du Roy. Reusing all of the elements, 12 spaces were set up in a reinterpretation of the ‘12 ideal cities' imagined by Superstudio in 1971.

This exercise in architectural writing is a constructive educational experiment including the reinterpretation of theoretical texts, managing a work site, and learning the project process through full-scale production.

 

- Teachers: Cédric Libert (ENSA-V), Edouard Cabay (EPFL), Gaétan Brunet (ENSA-V), Peaks, in collaboration with Nelson Larroque

- Assistants: Laura Bouyard, Marie Gobin

- Participants: Marie Océane Avril, Patricija Berga, Valentin Bergès, Adèle Busschaert, Louise Daussy, Nicolas Debest, Elsa Decosse, Léa Denièle, Alix Faggio, Jeffrey Fakhri, Mahault Giraud, Emilie Henttu, Guillaume Jeanne Beylot, Quentin Le Berre, Anouk Merleau, Matthieu Molet, Gaëlle Mottais, François-Xavier Nour, Marie Oudon, Aline Portalier, Pola Ruszkowska, Tamazir Timzouert, Robin Trezieres, Aude Windeck, Paul Castell, Selen Karakoc, Jeremy Morris, Margaux Clivaz, Lucie Alioth, Maude Voutat, Marilyn Bruhlmann, Maxim Nenastyev, Tomislav Levak, Tanguy Caversaccio

type :

teaching

program :

design-build workshop after Superstudio

commission :

dicrect commission

client :  ENSA-V
location :  Versailles, France
state : built
area : 250 m²
budget :
date : 

2016

photo credit :

Peaks, Antoine Espinasseau