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LE HAVRE - "Within the Thickness of the Harbour, Reconnecting the City" Graduation Project, June 2026 2/3 - HANGAR 21 Students: Alexandre Mendes @mendes__studio, Hipolyte Moussinet @mhstud École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Versailles @ensa_versailles Professor: Jean-Christophe Quinton @jcquintonarchitecte Scale 1:100 Materials: Spray painted cardboard, extruded acrylic Located along the edge of the Bassin de la Citadelle, this former port warehouse is reimagined to reveal the spatial qualities of its monumental central nave and reconnect it with the waterfront. The intervention opens up the façades to bring natural light deep into the building, expose the steel roof structure, and establish visual transparency toward the basin. Once inward-looking and enclosed, the warehouse becomes a permeable place, fully connected to its surrounding harbor landscape. Shared and collective activities take place within an inverted boat hull suspended inside the central nave. This scenographic element draws its inspiration from a vessel found just a few meters away, in a former ship repair facility that has fallen into disuse and serves as the setting for the project's third and final intervention. #models_architecture #architecturemodel #modelmaking #scalemodel #architecturemodelphotography #architecturestudent #architectureproject #lehavre #hangar21 #ensaversailles
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LE HAVRE - "Within the Thickness of the Harbour, Reconnecting the City" Graduation Project, June 2026 1/3 - ROWING CENTER Students: Alexandre Mendes @mendes__studio, Hipolyte Moussinet @mhstud École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Versailles @ensa_versailles Professor: Jean-Christophe Quinton @jcquintonarchitecte Scale 1:100 Materials: Walnut wood, linden wood, rigid foam La Citadelle du Havre, a forgotten fragment of the city's industrial and maritime heritage, becomes the starting point of the project, where water is no longer a constraint but its defining condition. Rowing emerged as the program capable of reactivating this obsolete harbor basin while re-establishing a physical and sensory connection between the city and its waterfront. The architecture is conceived as a series of layered interventions : a glued-laminated timber structure rests on blue Vire granite piers, anchored to the basin floor by grouped piles. The project is designed around the specific movements and rituals of rowing. Public spaces and reception areas are located at city level, while the lower level, in direct contact with the basin, accommodates boat storage and preparation areas. The structural grid becomes a functional framework, organized according to the sequence Rack / Dock / Water, allowing boats to move seamlessly from storage to the water. Beyond its sporting function, the building becomes a place of encounter for residents, athletes, and visitors alike. A public belvedere walkway crosses the building, offering new views over the basin, rowing activities, and the port landscape. Open to everyone, it transforms a formerly inaccessible industrial waterfront into a new public destination, extending the promenade towards the harbour. #models_architecture #architecturemodel #modelmaking #scalemodel #architecturemodelphotography #architecturestudent #architectureproject #lehavre #rowingcenter #ensaversailles
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La Praise Farm, restored by Antoine Ricardou and Gwenaelle Grandjean, is a 200 year old mountain farm located in La Clusaz, France. The project follows traditional alpine construction methods, combining restoration with direct manual building processes. The existing stone and timber structure was repaired and rebuilt largely by hand, preserving the original proportions and material logic of the farm. New interventions remain minimal, allowing the irregularities and construction traces of the restoration process to stay visible. Rather than transforming the building into a refined object, the project focuses on continuity, durability, and long term occupation within its mountain setting. The architecture operates through preservation of craft, material permanence, and adaptation to climate and terrain. ©️ @antoinericardou ; @gwenaellegrandjean ; @mhstud ; @emmanuel_moussinet 📍 La Clusaz, France #ArchitectureLab #AdaptiveReuse #MountainArchitecture #AlpineArchitecture #Restoration FrenchArchitecture TimberAndStone
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La Praise Farm Restored by architects Antoine Ricardou and Gwenaelle Grandjean, this 200-year-old mountain farm in La Clusaz was brought back to life through a direct and hands-on process. Together with their three children, and with the help of friends and relatives, the building was largely rebuilt by hand, following traditional construction methods of the French Alps. The result is simple, imperfect, and functional — shaped by the time spent restoring it. Conceived as a continuation rather than a transformation, the project aims to endure for generations within its mountain setting. @antoinericardou @asl_paris @gwenaellegrandjean Photos @mhstud Architect of record @emmanuel_moussinet
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This is a family project, built with our own hands and at our own pace. We are @antoinericardou from @asl_paris , architect and designer, and @gwenaellegrandjean , architect and landscape designer. With the help of @emmanuel_moussinet. Photography by @mhstud Read more - link in bio #farmhouse #architecture #france #kitchendesign #alps
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Get @reshare_app • @alpine.spaces | The Chalet La Praise in Haute-Savoie by @antoinericardou and @gwenaellegrandjean and @emmanuel_moussinet transforms a 200-year-old mountain building into a functional, handcrafted home, guided by restraint, memory, and traditional Alpine ...Read more on alpine-spaces.com Photographs by @mhstud #alpesinox #alpesinoxkitchens #architect #interiordesigner #architects
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We set out to restore this 200-year-old mountain farm in La Clusaz, Haute-Savoie, as a family project with Gwen, our children, and with the precious help of friends and relatives. As an architects and designer with my wife, @gwenaellegrandjean, architect and landscape designer we chose to rebuild it largely by hand, the way things used to be, with patience, care, and a sense of togetherness. For me, this project is also deeply connected to my lifelong passion for the mountains, a passion I express not only through architecture, but also through my work in outdoor culture and design: the art direction of @zagskis in Chamonix, rebranding @millet_mountain , restoring @aubergeduperebise for @jeansulpice and more recently through the acquisition of @librairiedesalpes in Paris, one of the city’s oldest bookshops on Rue de Seine, dedicated to mountain and outdoor literature. This farm became another way of continuing that relationship with altitude, landscape, and craftsmanship. From the very beginning, our meeting with the previous owners shaped the project. We wanted to honor their legacy, to walk in their footsteps, and to stay true to the spirit of this high-altitude farm. Our intention was a renovation guided by function before form, echoing the humility of traditional Alpine architecture and the restraint of the Shaker movement, where beauty arises from usefulness and necessity. We sought a transformation that would not intrude on the vast landscape of the pastures, but would settle into it quietly, as if it had always belonged there. Every gesture, every detail, was guided by purpose: simple solutions, honest materials, and volumes shaped by what the place required ; nothing more, nothing less. The result stands today: simple, imperfect, and functional, a reflection of our approach and of the time we spent bringing it back to life. We are proud to open it, and we hope we’ve given it another two hundred years beneath these mountains. Because alone we are nothing and together we are stronger, we were fortunate to have the support of our friend @emmanuel_moussinet as architect of record. And of course best Kitchen are from @alpesinox 📷 @mhstud
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ATELIERRAMILLIENENSAV – The Intelligence of the Hand, School Canopy, Mlomp, Casamance, SN (2025) Instructors: Théophile BIANCIOTTO, Zoé DUCHAMP, Baidy KANE, and Guillaume RAMILLIEN Students: -ÉNSA Versailles (Master 1 & 2) Maelys ARNAUD, Felix BOUILLET, Elouan COCHER, Louis DEFORGE, Français DE LAFORCADE, Louise DUPONT, Théo DUSSOULIER, Lola GAUTIER, Loanne GUERLESQUIN, Louise HERMANT, Ngan HONG CHAU KIM, Hipolyte MOUSSINET, Gabriel RAVALLI -CUAD Dakar (Licence 3) Jeanne Alexiane Khadija ANGRAND, Mame Awa DIA, Madinatou DIALLO, Fatima Louise DIEYE, Rita Béatrice Elisabeth DIOUF, Abdou Aziz FAYE, Bryan David HAJJAR, Kelly De Lorenzo LAGUEREMA, Sarah MOKONGONE, Saliou NDIAYE, Safiétou SALL, Sara SALOUMOUN, Maryam SANO, Mbaye Niang SARR, Bineta Massiré SOW, Kikoun Yann-Axel TRAORE Photography by Felix BOUILLET, Louis DEFORGE, Hipolyte MOUSSINET, Théophile BIANCIOTTO, Guillaume RAMILLIEN @atelierramillienensav @guillaumeramillien @theophile.bianciotto @mhstud @louisdfrg @bardeau_ @ensa_versailles @cuadsn @baidykane @a_platz_architects @evp_ingenierie @cruardcharpente
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Mlomp Kassa design build - Sénégal 04/25 - 📷 Zenza Bronica Etrsi + Zenzanon PE 75mm 2.8 & 🎞️ Kodak Gold 200 & Kodak TX400 - - Thanks to @guillaumeramillien @theophile.bianciotto @ensa_versailles @cuadsn @baidykane - #architecture #architecturephotography #photography #designbuild #senegal #casamance #filmphotography #filmisnotdead #sustainablearchitecture #terrecrue
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Préau d’école \ School canopy, Mlomp, Casamance, SN, 2025 . Axonometries geométrées et croquis sur site . Geometric axonometries and on-site sketches . Adossé à l’enceinte de l’école du village forestier de Mlomp, le préau offre aux enfants un petit espace ombragé. Co-conçue etconstruite par les étudiants des écoles d’architecture de Dakar et de Versailles, la structure mêle techniques constructives locales en terre crue et formes contemporaines. En appui sur le mur et protégé des vents dominants, le préau s’ouvre vers la cour à l’Ouest à travers le filtre d’une colonnade de six piles maçonnées. Au-dessus, la charpente en poutres-treillis bois forme une double toiture ventilée captant les brises transversales dans l’épaisseur de ses drapés. Sous ce couvert, un frigo du désert assure le maintien au frais des goûters.   Les eaux collectées des lave-mains et de la citerne sont guidées le long de la halle, jusqu’au Sud irriguer un petit jardin et sa promesse d’un îlot de fraîcheur et d’ombrage. . Crédit dessins : @mhstud . ATELIERRAMILLIENENSAV L’intelligence de la main Enseignants : Théophile BIANCIOTTO, Zoé DUCHAMP, BaidyKANE et Guillaume RAMILLIEN . Merci à nos mécènes : OCPRO, ADS SUD OUEST, A-PLATZ, CRUARD CHARPENTE et EVP . #DesignBuild #LetsBUiLD #LocalRessources #ClimaticArchitecture #LearningByDoing #ExperientialLearning #LowCarbonBuilding #Straw #RawEarth #Bamboo #RessourcesMatter #GeometryMatters #DetailsMatter #MaterialsMatter #Infiniteplaces #Diola #Kassa #Teranga#toffuco . Étudiant.e.s : ÉNSA Versailles, Maelys ARNAUD, Felix BOUILLET, Elouan COCHER, Louis DEFORGE—DEMONDION, François DE LAFORCADE, Louise DUPONT, Théo DUSSOULIER, Lola GAUTIER, Loanne GUERLESQUIN, Louise HERMANT, Ngan HONG CHAU KIM, Hipolyte MOUSSINET, Gabriel RAVALLI, CUAD Dakar .
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Préau d’école \ School canopy, Mlomp, Casamance, SN, 2025 . Adossé à l’enceinte de l’école du village forestier de Mlomp, le préau offre aux enfants un petit espace ombragé. Co-conçue et construite par les étudiants des écoles d’architecture de Dakar et de Versailles, la structure mêle techniques constructives locales en terre crue et formes contemporaines. En appui sur le mur et protégé des vents dominants, le préau s’ouvre vers la cour à l’Ouest à travers le filtre d’une colonnade de six piles maçonnées. Au-dessus, la charpente en poutres-treillis bois forme une double toiture ventilée captant les brises transversales dans l’épaisseur de ses drapés. Sous ce couvert, un frigo du désert assure le maintien au frais des goûters. Les eaux collectées des lave-mains et de la citerne sont guidées le long de la halle, jusqu’au Sud irriguer un petit jardin et sa promesse d’un îlot de fraîcheur et d’ombrage. . Leaning on the enclosure wall of the school in the forest village of Mlomp, the shelter offers a small shaded area for the children. Co-designed and built by students from the architecture schools of Dakar and Versailles, the structure blends local raw-earth construction techniques with contemporary forms. Backed by the wall and protected from the prevailing winds, the shelter opens onto the courtyard to the west through the filtering colonnade of six masonry piers. Raised above the wall, the timber lattice framework forms a ventilated double roof by capturing cross-breezes through its drapery. Under this cover, a desert fridge keeps snacks cool. The water collected from the washbasins and cistern is guided along the length of the hall, to the south, irrigating a small garden and its promise of an island of coolness and shade. . ATELIERRAMILLIENENSAV L’intelligence de la main Enseignants : Théophile BIANCIOTTO, Zoé DUCHAMP, Baidy KANE et Guillaume RAMILLIEN . Merci à nos mécènes : OCPRO, ADS SUD OUEST, A-PLATZ, CRUARD CHARPENTE et EVP @ensa_versailles @cuadsn @baidykane @a_platz_architects @evp_ingenierie @cruardcharpente Photographies et dessin : @bardeau_ @louisdfrg @malowip @mhstud @theophile.bianciotto
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Sketching in Buenos Aires (some weeks ago) with @mhstud , @richardbriggs_artist and @joaocatarino65. Nice to meet you @mhstud ! Pen :@lamy.es Ink : @rk.spain . #sketch #drawing #desenho #dibujo #adrawingaday #urbansketching #usk #usksymposium2024 #carnetdevoyage
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