Axel Bouffart
Architect
" Elle est belle cette ville parce qu'imparfaite, parce que
fissurée de partout, à voir ces gens y vivre par-dessus tout " Mylène Bouchard
Graduation Memory
Cinema & Architecture
Artistic practices addressed to the mass, Architecture and Cinema share as much as they oppose. By their reality or their respective imaginary, these two arts give to see in their own way a specific urban morphology to a society that organizes it. Are discussed here the theme of the prospective film and the production of the kind of the last 30 years. By treating the one hand the artistic side of things, trying to connect with the notions of architecture and urban planning. On the other hand, sociological concepts such determined.
Masters Internship
Report (EnsapBx, FR)
As part of the second year of Master at the School of Architecture and Landscaping of Bordeaux, I realized this internship of several months in the agency Nadau Lavergne. I was able to confront myself with a team working both architecture, urban planning and all technical areas associated with these different disciplines. This allowed me to link my present and my past studies curriculum, in order to concretely relationship, agency such as on building sites, on important projects, theoretical and practical aspects related to architectural studies.
License 3 Internship
Report (ULg, BE)
That internship report made between Valenciennes in France and Liège in Belgium, presents my first steps as a student of architecture on construction sites. The first, a proposed dressing rooms and forums for a football stadium, the second a transformation of a building into luxury apartments and the last one (showed on picture), the project of the new Ice Rink in Liège. All these explorations in the professional world aimed at enriching a technical background as much as necessary in the theoretical world of architecture.
Design and Architecture approach by
Integration of time
This work seeks to address the relationship between the architecture and space, time and society. So those are the waiting rooms, these unusual spaces, we decided to analyze and study through a general analysis of the notions of time, speed or slowness in our contemporary society. These spaces we used to frequent, either to the doctor or in public services, but where we do rarely looks. This is indeed one of the few places where we need to be patient, in a society where one hardly takes more time to wait.
