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BOYD CODY ARCHITECTS BASSAM EL OKEILY

JOHANNES NORLANDER FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOS

SEARCH & CMA BASSICARELLA ARCHITECTES

SPEDSTUDIO AIRES MATEUS ARCHITECTS

RUDY RICCIOTTI

VILLA NOAILLESCOMMUNAUTÉ D’AGGLOMÉRATION TOULON PROVENCE MÉDITERRANÉE

ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITIONFEBRUARY 19TH - MARCH 25TH 2012

VILLA NOAILLESCOMMUNAUTÉ D’AGGLOMÉRATION TOULON PROVENCE MÉDITERRANÉE

ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITIONFEBRUARY 19TH – MARCH 25TH 2012OPENING FEBRUARY 18TH AT 6.00 PM

CURATED BY Jean-Pierre Blanc, director and Florence Sarano, architect

SCENOGRAPHY Florence Sarano

VILLA NOAILLESOpen everyday except Mondays, Tuesdays and bank holidays from 1.00 pm to 6.00 pmFridays late night opening from 3.00 pm to 8.00 pmFree admission

villa Noaillesmontée Noailles83400 Hyères

T +33 (0)4 98 08 01 [email protected]

CATALOGUEPreface and interviews by Florence Sarano120 pages, 20 x 26,5 cm paperback bookArt direction : Michel Mallard StudioCo-publishing : villa Noailles / ArchibooksDistribution : SodisDiffusion : GéodifPrice : 30 euros

PRESS OFFICEPhilippe BouletT +33 (0)6 82 28 00 [email protected]

High resolution pictures available on www.villanoailles-hyeres.com (press page / password on request)

Villa Noailles association is sponsored by the Communauté d’agglomération Toulon Provence Méditerranée, the Conseil général du Var, the Conseil régional Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur, the ministère de la Culture et de la Communication - Direction Régionale des Affaires Culturelles Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur and the City of Hyères.

9 ARCHITECTS / 9 PROPOSALS TO LIVE

PRESSRELEASE

IRELAND /BOYD CODY ARCHITECTS Peter Cody & Dermot Boyd

Villa Bohermore, Graiguenamanagh

BELGIUM / BASSAM EL OKEILY ARCHITECTE

Menten and Biekens House, Bilzen

THE NETHERLANDS / SeARCH & CMA Bjarne Mastenbroek & Christian Müller

Holiday House, Vals, Switzerland

SPAIN / FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOS Fran Silvestre Navarro

House in Monutainside overlooked by Castle, Ayora (Valencia)

SWEDEN / JOHANNES NORLANDER ARKITEKTUR AB

Morran House, Brännö Island, Archipel of Göteborg

SWITZERLAND / BASSICARELLA ARCHITECTES Andrea Bassi & Bruno Carella

Summer House of Petit Lac, Sierre

9 ARCHITECTS / 9 PROPOSALS TO LIVE

THEPROJECTS

ITALY / SPEDSTUDIO Andrea Ambroso & Enrico Dusi & Saverio Panata

Dependance, Gubbio

PORTUGAL / AIRES MATEUS ARCHITECTS Manuel Aires Mateus & José Aires Mateus

Leiria House, Leiria

FRANCE / RUDY RICCIOTTI ARCHITECTE

Villa 356, Provence

Following Rudy Ricciotti, Patrick Bouchain, Lacaton & Vassal, Luca Merlini, Lefèvre & Aubert, TYIN & Anna Heringer, and Iwan Baan last year, we wished this year to slip ourselves behind the attractive and surprising pictures of the “architect houses” we are regularly surrounded with.

Choosing 9 buildings in Europe, we wish you to discover 9 architects and 9 personal universes being at these projects origin.

Each of us can re-find himself in their worlds exhibitions: they take part of the constructible removal of our own geographies.

Discovering an architect universe these realizations come within the frame of is the opportunity to discover their generator process.

To put the creative process on show, know the architect interrogations, share their thoughts mechanisms, discover their references, approach their work tools, distinguish their numerous parts: then each visitor can perceive and share the necessary and permanent researches of any project.

Questioning invention is questioning the architect position and numerous parts, but sizing up our request of creating together living spaces as well.

Choosing 9 different places is casting a mirror glance on our daily architectural environment, partly made of dwellings series.

Out of her history, the Villa Noailles fully takes part in this exhibition.

Jean-Pierre Blanc, director and Florence Sarano, associated curator

9 ARCHITECTS / 9 UNIVERSES

Behind each of those suggestions, there is a singular universe: each architect’s one. With his questionings, proposals, memories, references, formation, researches and positions, his “inhabiting the world” visions, he builds his own culture, still waiting for new meetings. And the meeting comes with the «client» and his project to live on that planet. Then starts a weaving story.Let’s not forget the third “partner”: a place, which already exists, with its qualities and constraints. The architect will decode them with the reading keys he made up in his own universe.Then the work begins, the project is elaborated from all these crossing elements getting involved for an eventually unique production. May be, in the end, this project will generate new ways of life…who knows?

Each of these 9 projects is a way of entering these universes: the hidden world that nevertheless brings to the project. The exhibition suggests discovering these works inscription in the authors personal geographies.

What are the place and the role of the architect universe in this realization? Is the scale of the house an ideas laboratory for other projects?These 9 realizations also result of a complex and elaborated process.

What are the used tools? Why? How does the designer play with them?

What are the various steps of the project?

In the end, how does each architect’s universe feed on the project itself?

All these points we wished to share with the visitors of the Villa Noailles, in continuity with the previous exhibitions work.

The exhibition thus proposes, in each room situated on the sports level, various admissions in the designer concept, with multiple tools (plans, photos, objects, texts and 9 movies).

These 9 realizations put together are as many propositions as directions. Their juxtaposition opens as many constructions as possible. Visitors themselves weave the links between them. Behind disparities and likeness, behind the possibly sometimes identical questionings and the different answers, these 9 propositions reveal what the architects show during the exhibition time: parts of their hidden worlds.

FLORENCE SARANO

Architect, invited curator for architectural exhibitions

Her office is based in Toulon and has been teaching since 2005 at the Ecole d’Architecture de Marseille. Her architecture diploma project was on the ‘Ma’ concept in Japanese architecture, and on graduating she went to work in Japan with Shin Takamatsu (opera houses in Kobe and Tokyo). After travelling extensively in Asia, she returned to Europe,where she worked in Paris and England. In 1991 she was awarded the Bourse Lavoisier from the Ministère des Affaires Etrangères for the advanced master’s programme at the Columbia University School of Architecture, New York. She stayed there to work with the artist Allan Wexler (project in Central Park). After three years she returned to France, where she was a Europan winner in 2000 (‘designing the overseas city – Martinique’). She also studied at the Sorbonne, where she was awarded a DEA in art history for her ‘Jean Prouvé équilibre et mobilité’, she taught for five years at the Ecole d’Architecture deParis Malaquais. She has contributed to a variety of publications and periodicals. In 2008 a series of architecture films made for each exhibition was released. Following the release of the first of these, Jean Prouvé, in 2000, she became guest curator for architectural exhibitions at the Villa Noailles.

THE EXHIBITION / BEHINDIMAGES

The free route through the exhibition allows every visitor to weave himself the links between these attractive images of architecture and the universe of each architect. All the shapes the project can have taken before existing in its built reality (models, texts, plans) are a divided up present, offered like as many answers to questions about propositions to live.

1- ENTRANCE AREA /THE INHABITANTS

This spot, the first the visitors discover when coming in the exhibition, will present the inhabitants under three aspects:

A portrait: who are these future inhabitants? (family’s names are not shown)

The initial program: the starting point, where desires and constraints also are wrote down.

An interview: some inhabitants agreed to testify concerning their project progress, and even to their own lives.

2- SQUASH ROOM / FROM THE DRAWING TO THE OBJECT

The buildings photographs will echo with the first drawings, the sketches, the sketchbooks. That creates interaction, so that the visitor can take the measure of the distance between the first moments and the final realization. The final realization perceived as an image when arriving in the exhibition space will take a second sense after the reading of these drawings.

3- SWIMMING POOL ROOM / (9) UNIVERSES

Each of the architects exposes his universe through an objects series, somehow like in a curiosity shop. Daily objects, references, photos, movie, tools, works of art, various collections but also personal pad of sketch, pad of notations… and a photo of his drawing office.So many elements, imagination triggers, and the architect companions he will share, here, with the visitors. They are together introductions, but also composing elements of this hidden part of the work.

4- GALLERY / (9) PROCESSES

The studies models are materialized thought time: investigations… inventoried, estimated, selected and developed propositions. The project thought builds itself in these «round trips» as in the bends too. The series are for the architects so many necessary stages to its growth project development, to its future (often already there from the beginning). Plans associated to models allow to take the measure of all the stages and the knowledge which each of them implies: to discover the plans it is to look differently at every « image of house ». Rarely shown these plans and these models open the access to the necessary work, according to each architect, for what seems to be only a small project.

5- GYMNASIUM / FREE TIME

The same and very specific camera goes from hands to hands to every team that keeps it during a week to freely film the project or the architect universe …This 10 MN 9 movies series shows into the form of auto portrait …

IRELAND / BOYD CODY ARCHITECTSPETER CODY & DERMOT BOYD

VILLA BOHERMORE / GRAIGUENAMANAGH

IRELAND / Boyd Cody architects / Villa Bohermore / photo Paul Tierney

IRELAND / Boyd Cody architects / Villa Bohermore / photo Paul Tierney

PETER CODY 1967 Birth inTralee, Ireland

Education1990 Barch. Sc (Hons) Dip Arch. Dublin Institute of Technology and Trinity College, Dublin1996 Master in advanced architectural design Columbia University New-York, USA1992-95 architect in Alvaro Siza studio, Portugal 1997-98 architect in Wendy Joseph studio1997 established Peter Cody

Academic positions1998-2000 Dublin Institute of Technology2000 (since) University College Dublin

Awards1995 Fulbright grant200-2002 President Architectural Association of Ireland



2010 (since) Chairman DoCoMoMo Ireland2000 (since) member of RIAI Council (Royal Institut of Architects Ireland)

DERMOT BOYD1974 Birth in Belfast, Ireland

Education1990 B arch. Sc (Hons) Dip Arch. Dublin Institute of Technology and Trinity College, Dublin1992-95 architect in Alberto Campo Baeza studio, Madrid 1997-98 architect in John Pawson studio, Londres 1994 established Dermot Boyd

Academic positions1999 (since) Dublin Institute of Technology

Awards1997-1998 President of Architectural Association of Ireland1998 (since) member of RIAI Council (Royal Institut of Architects Ireland)1999 Nominated Mies Van Der Rohe Award

BOYD CODY ARCHITECTS2000 established Boyd Cody

Awards1998 RIAI Award: Noho Loft, New York2000 AAI Special Award: Three Houses in Rathmines 2003 RIAI Award: Ormond Road, Dublin2003 RIAI Award: Temple Cottages, Dublin2005 AAI Downes Medal (premier award): House at Alma Lane, Monkstown2005 AAI Award: Wellington Road, Dublin / RIAI Award: House at Alma Lane, Monkstown2006 AAI Award: House at Sorrento Heights, Dalkey / RIAI Award: House at Richmond Place, Dublin.

Exhibitions2006 exhibition in Biennale of architecture of Venise2007 exhibition in Triennale of architecture of Porto



This small rural dwelling, 100m2, is located in the corner of a field on the edge of the village of Graiguenamanagh, on a south-facing hill overlooking mount Brandon. Two boundary walls one retaining the other freestanding form a forecourt off the public road and anchor the building to the site. Set within a square footprint of 15 x 15m, five single storey volumes, increasing internally in width from 1 to 5m and in height from 2.1 to 2.7m, step with the landscape descending down the hillside. The volumes are drawn apart to create a series of open-ended external courtyards between the rooms of the house, potentially doubling the perceived area of accommodation. The dwelling remains closed to the road, where a recessed entrance, formed out of

the first volume, makes a covered threshold. A doorway set between two parallel walls leads into the enfilade of rooms that in turn open to the courtyards and meadow below.

A simple, economic and unembellished palette of materials is employed to reinforce the concept of the house. Walls are rendered externally and in part internally, a polished concrete floor is used throughout extending in part into the courtyards. Timber sliding timber screens form the intermittent glazed walls to the open side of the volumes. The roof is covered with a sedum blanket to replace the building footprint. A gravel forecourt and pathway extend around the house with a series of stepped gardens set out along the eastern edge mirroring

THE PROJECT

SURFACE / 100 M2

YEAR / 2009

the fall of the rooms inside and the meadow below is reinstated.

BOYD CODY ARCHITECTSPeter CODY & Dermot BOYD

MAISON BOHERMOREGRAIGUENAMANAGH, IRLANDE

« Being an architect is wanting to describe a way of making and living in the world. You should do this honestly.»


MENTEN & BIEKENS HOUSE/ BILZEN

BELGIUM / Bassam El Okeily / Menten and Biekens House, view from the street / photo Philippe Van Gelooven

BELGIUM / Bassam El Okeily / Menten and Biekens House, indoor view/ photo Philippe Van Gelooven



BASSAM EL OKEILY1974 Birth in Alexandria, Egypt

Education1993 Ecole secondaire française, Casablanca, Maroc1998-1999 Atelier Christian De Portzamparc, Paris, France2001 Graduated of L’Ecole Spéciale d’Architecture (Lauréat de la promotion), Paris, France2006 established Atelier Bassam El Okeily, Architecte D.E.S.A. à Bruxelles, Belgium

Exhibitions2011-2012 Wild Wild belgium (Allemagne/Hollande) AIT-architektursalon 1999 Ne pas bâtir des murs mais une identité (Ecole Spéciale d’Architecture, Paris)

Works2010 ELFY &KUBES, blind art gallery, Maastricht, Pays-Bas2008 opticien Roternam, Genk, Belgique,2006 SOS médecins, Strasbourg, France2001 Centre culturel, Simiri, Niger

This is the first project of a young Egyptian architect.Owners are an art collector whose wife is an artist.The field is located in a small Flemish town next to the eastern border of the Belgium.The situation of the parcel, laterally limited by two other dwellings, is submitted to compliance with a shape corresponding to one of the many traditional 17th and 18th century houses in the district. Moreover, its narrow dimensions (5.30 meters) for a depth of more than three times its width are both significant constraints, and opportunities for the project.Occupying the entire width of the parcel, the ground floor volume opens to the garden at the back and the two upper levels, with fully glazed facade, are

overhanging on the street.This relationship with public space behind this great showcase develops with the set of the internal walls, looking like white facets creating private balconies situations in each of the two levels.The zenithal light from openings in the roof modulates, according to the hours of the day, the perception of the irregular folds of the volumes. At night, it’s the artificial light that gives the reading of the surfaces slope, against which the “floating above the street” people figures shadows stand out, each of them on his balcony.Several emotions go through the design of the building, a balcony in Venice, the cemetery of Scarpa, Barragan architecture and «The life of a man, a woman and their passions.» Only this raw material could count, for a

wall resting on as a will, for a house being our ultimate shelter. Not only to live in: to reside. »

Collaborator : Karla Menten Architect.

THEPROJECT

SURFACE / 215 M2

YEAR / 2009



BASSAM EL OKEILY ARCHITECTEMAISON MENTEN ET BIEKENS

BILZEN, BELGIQUE

BASSAM EL OKEILY ARCHITECTEMAISON MENTEN ET BIEKENS

BILZEN, BELGIQUE

« As for my sources of inspiration, they are in all that surrounds me, like the image of the description of the cat by Gilles Deleuze: never quiet always ears with the aguets, even at rest. A creator approaches this animal condition: he is never impassive, he is looking at, he is listening constantly. I like to be impregnated by all that surrounds us.»

THE NETHERLANDS / SEARCH & CMABJARNE MASTENBROEK & CHRISTIAN MÜLLER

HOLIDAY HOUSE / VALS (SWITZERLAND)

THE NETHERLANDS / SeARCH & CMA / Holiday House / SeARCH & CMA / Iwan Baan

THE NETHERLANDS / SeARCH & CMA / Holiday House / drawing

THENETHERLANDS / SEARCH & CMABJARNE MASTENBROEK & CHRISTIAN MÜLLER


SEARCH / BJARNE MASTENBROEK1963 Birth in Nijverdal, The Netherlands

Education1993 TU Delft Faculty of Architecture, with honourable mention (NL)1990 Enric Miralles, Yago Conde, Barcelone

Academic positions1992-1993 Academie of Architecture, Amsterdam

Awards2010-2011 Chairman of the Royal Institute of Dutch Architects2011 Wallpaper* Design , Villa Vals (i.c.w. Christian Müller)2004 (since) Board member of The Netherlands Architecture Fund, SfA

Works / shortlistedEn cours Amsterdam, Hiswa, (NL), Marina

Amsterdam, Geert Groote College, vrije schoolAmsterdam, (NL), Hamerstraat, business offices clusterZoetermeer, (NL), Edelweiss, apartments Amsterdam, (NL), Nieuwe Jonkerstraat, apartmentsAmsterdam, (NL), Javaeiland, school Amsterdam, (NL), Geert Groote College, school2011 Enschede (NL), Cremer Museum i.c.w. Rem KoolhaasAnzere (CH), villa Leuven (B), Kessel-Lo, development area central Station Amsterdam, (NL), ZuidaskioskZoetermeer (NL), Welzijnscluster schoolbuildings and housing Oosterheem Hillerød (DK), NovoNordisk, conference centre and sportfacilities

Contest Tirana, (AL), Museum & Mosque2010 Synagogue LJG, Amsterdam (NL), synagogue annex community centreTrefpunt, Marken (NL), community centre Amsterdam(NL), Restaurant ‘Eat Me’, interior & renovation Mercatorplein, (NL), Amsterdam, paviljon2009 Putten (NL), Landgoed Schovenhorst, Forest Tower / Vals (CH) villaEnschede (NL), Museumlaan, cityvilla Amsterdam (NL), De Meester, housingDen Haag (NL), Zuidwest, housing

CMA / CHRISTIAN MÜLLER1963 Birth in Switzerland

Education1989 awarded degree architecte ETH / SIA, Zurich, Suisse Research fellow at Delft University of Technology, Delft

1996-1999 architect for OMA, Office for Metropolitan Architecture, Rotterdam

AwardsNomination ‘Swiss Art Awards’, category ‘Best Architect’, Bern, SwitzerlandiF Product Design Award, Hanover, Germany

Academic positions2009 Tutor Research atelier at ArtEZ Academy, Arnhem2008 Mentor for Graduate at Fontys Academy of Architecture and Urbanism, Tilburg

2008 Visiting critic ArtEZ Academy Arnhem 2006-2007 Visiting tutor Master Class Fontys Academy of Architecture and Urbanism, Tilburg2002 Visiting critic at the Academy of Architecture, Amsterdam

LecturesBerlage Institute, RotterdamTechnion University, Haifa, Israel Off-Corso, RotterdamHarvard University School of Design, Cambridge, USA

Works / shortlisted2009 New City Hall, Venlo, the Netherlands2008 opticien Roternam, Genk, Belgique2009 European Tender New City Hall Venlo, the Netherlands, 1st prize2009 European Tender ‘Deichman Library’, Oslo, Norway

2007-2008 Urban Redevelopment Havenstraatterrein, Amsterdam, Pays-Bas2006-2013 New City Hall, Utrecht, Pays-Bas2001, Centre culturel, Simiri, Niger2006 Think tank ‘Decode Space’ Rotterdam2005-2009 Holiday Villa in Vals, Switzerland2003-2008 ‘Pearls of Oisterwijk’, the Netherlands2000-2005 Conversion of a National Historic Monument in Delft, The Netherlands2004 deux appartements, Côte-d’Azur, France

THENETHERLANDS / SEARCH & CMABJARNE MASTENBROEK & CHRISTIAN MÜLLER


THEPROJECT

SURFACE / 285 M2

YEAR / 2005-2009

Surprised that it was allowed to build close to the famous Therme Vals (Peter Zumthor) within the view line towards the old village, the question that immediately rose was “how”. The intension was an un-obstructive development of a structure and to avoid “prototypical Swiss-ness” a house on a steep inclination made it possible to have a fully embedded villa in the landscape and yet bring in sufficient daylight. Access is provided via an existing wooden barn, located on a lower level of the mountain. An underground tunnel, leads to the house. The view from the villa is slightly inclined as well towards the other side of the narrow valley of Vals and its dramatic scenery. This whole idea of a holiday villa relates to having a special experience — something removed from

the daily way of living. The scheme was not perceived by the planner as a typical structure but rather an example of pragmatic unobtrusive development in a sensitive location. We wanted to make it a ‘amalgamation’ (almost literally) of architecture & landscaping, and an experiment of sustainable building through making it extremely energy efficient and use only non fossil fuels, a water well and organic finishing. Also we were interested (as Dutch and Swiss architects duo) in showing an alternative for the somewhat dogmatic process of making architecture in Switzerland. The architecture in the Netherlands is more an ‘out of the box’ thinking /conceptual process, it has a different, in a certain aspect positive, more flexible approach, not necessarily better or worse

than the ‘Swiss way’. The completely contemporary Dutch interior ads on to this. The house, was built and furnished in cooperation with a large number of Dutch designers and companies (Hella Jongerius, Demakersvan, Scholten & Baijings, Marcel Wanders, Claudy Jongstra, Royal Tichelaar Makkum and Vitra Nederland). The spacious interior is an eclectic, but balanced mix of contemporary Dutch Design. It is a unique combination of architecture, interior and styling, with a selection of not ‘standard’ Dutch design, but of special pieces that create a comfortable atmosphere.

SEARCH & CMABjarne MASTENBROEK & Christian MÜLLER

MAISON DE VACANCES VALS, SUISSE

Construction time: It is the time to get what is in my mind constructed into an actual building. It asks for teamwork, anticipation, and courage.

SPAIN / FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOS

FRAN SILVESTRE NAVARRO

HOUSE ON MOUNTAINSIDEOVERLOOKED BY CASTLE / AYORA (VALENCIA)

SPAIN / Fran Silvestre Arquitectos / House in Monutainside overlooked by Castle, view from the street / photo Fernando Alda

SPAIN / Fran Silvestre Arquitectos / House in Monutainside overlooked by Castle, view from the street / photo Fernando Alda

SPAIN / Fran Silvestre Arquitectos / House in Monutainside overlooked by Castle, view from the hill / photo Fernando Alda




FRAN SILVESTRE NAVARRO1976 Birth in Valencia, Spain

Education2001 Diploma in Master of Architecture

Academic positions2005 (since) Architectural Projects Department Professor, Universitat Politècnica de Valencia.2010 (since) Architectural Projects Department Professor, Universidad Europea de Madrid en Valencia.

Awards 2010 Casa del Atrio en Godella, Categoríe Architecture, Valence2010 Internacional Sede Fundación de Arquitectura Contemporanea Contest, Córdoba2010 1st Prize MHK Group Contest, Berlin2009 1st Prize Restringido

Espacio Polivalente en el Tinglado de Valencia Contest2005 1st Prize National Centro de Arte y Auditorio Alfafar Contest, Valencia2004 1st Prize Restringido Contest, Valencia2002 1st Prize Ibérico Pladur Pabellón, Cripta de la Colonia Güell de Gaudí Contest, Barcelona2001 1st Prize National Fundación Caja Arquitectos Pabellón Contest, Bilbao

Works / shortlistedCasa Garcia Ayora (Valencia), Edificio De Viviendas San Pau (Valencia), Architectural Asociation, Anthony Pott Memorial Award (London), Palacio De Exposiciones Y Congresos De Peñíscola (Castellón), Centro De Alto Rendimiento, Deportivo En Ademuz (Valencia), Dársena Interior Del Puerto De Alicante, Edificio De Viviendas En

Orriols (Valencia), Club Nautico De Bueu (Lugo), Pabellón En Un Campo De Limones (Fundación Caja De Arquitectos) Concurso Primer Premio., Museo De La Asegurada (Alicante), Museo Alfaro Hofmann, Godella (Valencia) Colaboración Con Emilio Giménez Juliá. Valencia, Jardin De Las Arquetas (Teruel)Colaboración Con Emilio Giménez Juliá. Valencia, Remodelación De La Ría De Bilbao Colaboración Con Mvrdv. Rotterdam, Viviendas En Alicante, Pabellon De Acceso Y Custodia De La Cripta De La Colonia Güell. Concurso Primer PremioAntonio Gaudí (Barcelona), Apartamentos Y Sucursal Bancaria (Granada) Premio Del Colegio De Arquitectos De Granada Colaboración Con Alvaro Siza Vieira Y Juan Domingo Santos. Porto Granada

Biblioteca De Humanidades De La Universidad De Salamanca Colaboración Con Alvaro Siza Vieira. PortoEdificio De Oficinas (Granada) Colaboración Con Alvaro Siza Vieira Y Juan Domingo Santos. Porto GranadaCentro De Alto Rendimiento Deportivo En El Balneario De Panticosa (Huesca)Colaboración Con Alvaro Siza Vieira. PortoEdificio Central En El Campus De Los Naranjos (Valencia), Reordenacion Del Eje Histórico – Cultural Recoletos-Prado (Madrid) Concurso Primer Premio, Nuevo Centro Cultural De La Villa (Madrid), Centro De Dia Para La Tercera Edad En Ayora (Valencia), Casa Simon. La Eliana (Valencia), Viviendas En Alboraya (Valencia), Centro De Alto Rendimiento Deportivo En El Balneario De Panticosa (Huesca),

Colegio De Farmaceuticos. Parque Tecnologico De Paterna. (Valencia), Casa En La Ladera De Un Castillo Ayora (Valencia), Club Nautico Y Frente Marítimo De La Pobla De Farnals (Valencia), Jardín Público, Centro Comercial Y Edificio De Viviendas En Betera (Valencia) Concurso Restringido Primer Premio, Vivienda Unifamiliar (Mallorca), Casa En Un Acantilado. Calpe (Alicante), Auditorio Y Galeria De Arte Contemporáneo En Alfafar (Valencia), Vivienda En Santa Barbara, Godella (Valencia), Casa En Un Huerto De Olivos. (Valencia)

FRAN SILVESTRE ARQUITECTOSFran Silvestre NAVARRO

MAISON SUR LA COLLINE DU CHÂTEAUAYORA, VALENCE, ESPAGNE

The building is located in a landscape of unique beauty, the result of a natural and evident growth. The mountain, topped by a castle, is covered by a blanket housing through a system of aggregation by simple juxtaposition of pieces generated fragmented target tissue that adapts to the topography.

The project proposes to integrate into the environment, respecting their strategies of adaptation to the environment and materials away from the mimesis that would lead to misleading historicism, and showing the time constructively to meet the requirements of the «new people». In this way the house is conceived as a piece placed on the ground, joining in the gap. A piece built on the same white lime, the same

primacy of the massif on the opening, which takes the edge of the site to have their holes and integrated into the fragmentation of the environment.

The indoor space is divided by the void that is the core of communication cut parallel disposition of the mountain without touching it. On the ground floor are the garage and cellar, on a volume it has two floors with four rooms. Two of them, the rooms at the intermediate level are open to the private street, the other two on the upper level overlook above the houses opposite, the Valley of Ayora. One of them, the study is opened in turn to the central double height, incorporating it into their space. Across the gap, and on the mountain, are the

areas facing the garden day illuminated by light reflected on the south slope of the castle oxidized.

Maria José Sáez, co-architect of the project ; Collaborators: Pedro Vicente López, Architectural Technician; José Ángel Ruíz Millo, Architect; José Vicente Miguel López, Architect; Fernando Usó Martín, Architect; Sara Ferreras Sancho, Architect




THE PROJECT

SURFACE / 230 M2

YEAR / 2010

« What is involved in your imaginary? Above all, nature, especially that of Mediterranean Sea. We newly ended a house on the seaside, by considering finished plan, we measure that its potency does not manage to equate the qualities of its environment.»


MORRAN HOUSE / BRÄNNÖ, GÖTEBORG ARCHIPELAGO

SWEDEN / Johannes Norlander / Morran House, outside view / photo Rasmus Norlander

SWEDEN / Johannes Norlander / Morran House, indoor view / photo Rasmus Norlander

JOHANNES NORLANDER1974 Birth in Göteborg, Sweden

Education1993-95 Architecture at Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg1996 Konstfack University college of arts, crafts and design1996-99 Architecture au Stockholm Royal Institute of Technology2001 Architect diploma, Stockholm Royal Institute of Technology

Johannes Norlander Arkitektur AB 2004 established Johannes Norlander Arkitektur AB2006 Norlander Projekt AB (building company)

Awards 2005 Bruno Mathsson prize

Works / shortlisted2001 Moncler Concept store. St Moritz, Schweiz

2003 A & B. Prefabricated houses. Milan, Italy (Collaboration with OLKruf)2008 House Alta, Nacka, Stockholm2009 House Tumle. Torslanda, Gotheburg2010 House Morran. Brännö, Gotheburg / House O, Magnarp, Skåne2011 Private house. Kinnekulle / Row houses, Lerum / Housing Hammarbyhamnen, Stockholm


MORRAN HOUSE / BRÄNNÖ, GÖTEBORG ARCHIPELAGO

THEPROJECT

SURFACE / 80 M2

YEAR / 2010

The house is located on an island just by the sea fairway to the port of Gothenburg .

The project is a transformation of a warn down cottage from the 50’s with an extension from the mid 70’s.

The building volume and most of the structure has been kept intact, in order not to exploit the landscape but just to refine andstrengthen the qualities already existing on the site.

The new facade is cladded in plywood, coated in black pine tar just like the traditional way of preserving wooden boats.

The roof is coated in simple tar paper and has thin plywood eaves with integrated aluminumgutters, coated in black.

The interior is all in natural pine and where plywood is used for both cladding andconstruction.


MORRAN HOUSE/ BRÄNNÖ, GÖTEBORG ARCHIPELAGO

« I always have a personal relationship to the projects we do. In some part it’s a physical extension of your own thoughts.»

JOHANNES NORLANDER ARKITEKTUR AB MORRAN HOUSEBRÄNNÖ, GÖTEBORG ARCHIPELAGO, SWEDEN

SWITZERLAND / BASSICARELLA ARCHITECTESANDREA BASSI & BRUNO CARELLA

SUMMER HOUSE OF PETIT LAC/ SIERRE

SWITZERLAND / Andrea Bassi / Summer House in Sierre / photo Thomas Jantscher

SWITZERLAND / Andrea Bassi / Summer House in Sierre / photo Thomas Jantscher


SUMMER HOUSEOF PETIT LAC / SIERRE

ANDREA BASSI 1964 Birth in Lugano, Switzerland

1995 established Andrea BASSI

Education1991 Ecole d’Architecture Universitaire de Genève (EAUG)

Academic positions2007-2011 Professor at EPFL, Lausanne, Suisse

ROBERTO CARELLA1963 Birth in Berne, Switzerland

Education1983 Ecole d’Ingénieurs de Genève (EIG)

AGENCE BASSICARELLA2006 established Bassicarella

Exhibitions2011 Matérialité, exposition Institut international d’architecture, Vico Morcote.2004 Andrea Bassi ou la recherche d’une architecture concrète, EPFL, Faculté de l’Environnement Naturel, Architectural et Construit, Ecole d’architecture Lausanne.2002 Nouvelle Simplicité, Espace de l’art concret, Mouans Sartoux, France.2001-2002 Matière d’art Architecture contemporaine en Suisse, exposition itinérante en Europe / USA, Centre culturel Suisse à Paris

Awards2006 Ecole des Ouches 2010 Centre de services

pour l’UEFA à Nyon 2011 Patrimoin Suisse – section Valais Romand, Pavillon d’été à Sierre - mention

Works / shortlisted1995 – 2011 Diverses villas dans les cantons de Genève, Vaud et du Tessin, 2010-2012 Centre de services Bois-Bougy pour l’UEFA à Nyon (VD) 2009 Immeubles d’habitation – la Chapelle-Les Sciers (GE) 2008-2010 Centre de services La Clairière pour l’UEFA à Nyon (VD) 2008-2010 Transformation Fondation Baur, collection d’arts japonais à Genève 2007 Conservatoire du Jardin Botanique de Genève (GE) 2007 Immeuble d’habitation – Petit-Saconnex (GE) 2006-2008 Nouveaux bureaux KPMG à Lausanne (VD) 2005-2008 Nouvelle crèche

de Champs-Fréchets à Meyrin (GE) 2001-2005 Groupe scolaire et crèche des Ouches (GE) 2001-2006 Banque Pictet & Cie, avec bureau ASS, Acacias (GE) 2000-2006 Ecole primaire de la Maladière (NE) 1997-2006 Centre de Diagnostic Radiologique à Carouge CDRC (GE)

BASSICARELLA ARCHITECTES Andréa BASSI & Bruno CARELLAPAVILLON D’ÉTÉ DU PETIT LAC SIERRE, SUISSE

THEPROJECT

SURFACE / 60 M2

YEAR / 2010


SUMMER HOUSEOF PETIT LAC / SIERRE

«In our projects, we are searching for the tension that may exist between the site, the functional program, built form and its materiality.We would like this perception of things to be as emotional as rational.The site beauty is as much related to its natural landscape features as to the presence of dry stone walls, allowing the vineyards farming in this mountainous area. The Lavaux hillside became an Unesco worldwide heritage because of this landscape structure, in which man worked as much as nature did.In nature, the perception we have of the things is intimately linked to their form and their materiality.In architecture, we can make the same observation: the shape-materiality dichotomy is inseparable from the

way we perceive objects. Materiality has a powerful emotional load, it forms things character.Inside, rooms follow the topography to be a better integral part of it, but also to differ one from the others. Their nature is strongly impregnated by the concrete omnipresence.The feeling of essentiality is present there; it projects us into the harsh daily lives of the Valais inhabitants in the past. Only the great generosity of the glass opening moves us away from ancestral conditions which still seem to inhabit these places. The modern condition experiences allow poverty to give room to the pure pleasure of contemplating the landscape. »

Collaborateur : Bruno Duarte

« There is always an autobiographical side approaching architecture, which merges with contemporary society worth.»

ITALY / SPEDSTUDIOANDREA AMBROSO & ENRICO DUSI & SAVERIO PANATA

DEPENDANCE / GUBBIO

ITALY / SPEDSTUDIO / Dependance, outdoor / photo Saverio Panata

ITALY / SPEDSTUDIO / Dependance, outdoor / photo Saverio Panata


DEPENDANCE / GUBBIO

ANDREA AMBROSO1978 Birth in Legnago, Italy

Education1997 -2004 Diplômé en architecture IUAV, Venise2003 Catholic University of Santiago, Chile. Projet final développé avec Alejandro Aravena2004-2006 architecte chez Zampieri

Awards2005 Finalist Holcim Prize South America.

ENRICO DUSI1978 Birth in Legnago, Italy

Education1997 -2004 Graduated in architecture IUAV, Venise, Italy2004 architect in Belsize architects, London, UK2004 architect in Studio Archea, Florence, Italie2004-2005 architect in C+S, Venise, Italy

Academic positions2007-2011 Maitre associé à l’IUAV en Master d’Urbanisme

SAVERIO PANATA1978 Birth in Gubbio, Italy

Education1997-2004 Graduated in architecture IUAV, Venice2000 TU, Delft Erasmus 2002 FIPSE bourse / SCI-Arc, Los Angeles2004-2006 architect in Studio Archea, Florence, Italy2006 Graduate School of Design, Harvard - Master Architecture II2007 architect in Kyu Sung Woo Architects, Cambridge, MA, USA2007 collaborator Senseable City Lab2008 Master (current) «Villard d’Honnecourt» at IUAV

Academic positions2007-2011 Maitre associé à l’IUAV en Master d’architecture, Département de technologie

Awards2006 Fulbright scholarship2008 Faculty Design Award, Graduate School of Design, Harvard

SPEDSTUDIO2007 Established SPEDSTUDIO

Exhibitions2010 Ambiente Produttivo, Torrione - Comune di Legnago (VR)2010 Premio Piccinato, V Edizione, Legango (VR), 13 Febbraio 2010.2009 Nuova serra nel giardino botanico di Castel Trauttmansdorff, scuola Marie Curie di Merano (BZ)2008 Rizoma, Biennale Giovani Architetti Itliani, Museo Piaggio, Pontedera (PI), 23 Maggio - 30 Giugno.

Awards (SPEDSTUDIO)2011 Ideas competition for Casa della Memoria a Milano, 2° prize. 2010 Ideas competition for young architecte (under 35) for a new square in Lodi, I° prize.2009 Premio per l’Urbanistica e la

Pianificazione Territoriale, Luigi Piccinato. Ambiente Produttivo selected in “Young Architects” category.2008 Rizoma -Biennale di Giovani Architetti Italiani, Museo Piaggio, Pontedera (PI),Spedstudio selected with“Dep” project.


DEPENDANCE / GUBBIO

THEPROJECT

SURFACE / 40 M2

YEAR / 2008

The stereotype of the «tool shed», made with old sheets and used material as a collage of different volumes at different times, is revised and distorted in a continuous process of intensification and citation.

The symmetry of the gable is broken along the ridge line to leave space for a long blade of light that provides excellent visual quality to the owner. A wooden box is added as «superstructure» to the master volume that allows a visual connection with the lodging nearby.

The continuous zinc coating envelops the entire volume, integrating the drain and the ventilated cavity without interruption. The lighting system inside the building underlines the two different inclinations of the ceiling and emphasizes the continuity of the covering.

SPEDSTUDIO Saverio PANATA & Enrico DUSI & Andrea AMBROSODEPENDANCE GUBBIO, ITALIE

« Our role is difficult to define. In a pessimistic definition of what an architect does in Italy, we could say that there is no need for us. We are a nation “senza architettura”. In a more optimistic way we would like to make our clients discover what they have never seen of what they are too blind to see. We will be with them in every single step of this discovery, enjoying the final result together.»

PORTUGAL / AIRES MATEUS ARCHITECTSMANUEL AIRES MATEUS & JOSÉ AIRES MATEUS

LEIRIA HOUSE / LEIRIA

PORTUGAL / Manuel Aires Mateus / villa in Leiria / photo FG+SG – Fernando Guerra, Sergio Guerra

PORTUGAL / Manuel Aires Mateus / villa in Leiria / photo FG+SG – Fernando Guerra, Sergio Guerra



MANUEL AIRES MATEUS 1963 Birth in Lisbonne, Portugal

Education1986 Graduates as an architect in F.A./U.T.L., Lisbon Portugal.1983 (since) Collaboration with architect Gonçalo Byrne.

Academic positions2002-2005 Graduate School of Design,Harvard University, USA2003-2004 Fakulteta za Arhitekturo,Universa v Ljubljani, Ljubljana, Slovenia2001 (since) Accademia di Architectura, Mendrízio, Switzerland, 1998 (since) Universidade Autónoma,Lisbon, 1997 (since) Universidade Lusíada,Lisbon, Invited in several lectures: Argentine, Autriche, Belgique, Brésil, Canada,

Chili, Croatie, Angleterre, Allemagne, Irlande, Italie, Japon, Mexique, Norvège, Portugal, Slovénie, Espagne, Suède, Suisse et USA.

FRANCISCO AIRES MATEUS 1964 Birth in Lisbonne, Portugal

Education1986 Graduates as an architect in F.A./U.T.L., Lisbon Portugal 1983 Collaboration with architect Gonçalo Byrne

Academic positions2009 Visiting professor, Oslo School of Architectura, Oslo2005 Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, USA,2001 (since) Accademia di Architectura, Mendrízio, Switzerland, 1998 (since) Professor

in Universidade Autónoma,Lisbon, Invité pour plusieurs séminaires et conférences: Argentine, Autriche, Belgique, Brésil, Canada, Chili, Croatie, Angleterre, Allemagne, Irlande, Italie, Japon, Mexique, Norvège, Portugal, Slovénie, Espagne, Suède, Suisse et USA.

AIRES MATEUS1988 Established Aires Mateus

Exhibitions / shortlistedVoids - 12th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia 2010 / “People meet in architecture” - directed by Kazuyo Sejima, Giardini, Venezia, Italy / No Place Like - 12th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia 2010 / National Participation

- Portuguese Pavillion, Venezia, Italy / Six Portuguese Studio, Gallery 1, RIBA London, England, 2009 / Recent projects, ETHZ, Zurich, Switzerland, 2003 / Recent projects, Accademia di Architectura, Mendrisio, Switzerland / 1990 | 2004 Arquitectura e Design de Portugal,Palazzo Dell’Arte, Milan, Italy, 2004 / In Progress, Dessa Gallery, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2004 / Progetti, Università degli Studi di Reggio Calabria Facoltà di Architettura, Reggio Callabria, Italy, 2003 / ‘Re-encountering Modernism: citing the work of Aires Mateus in the new landscapes of Portugal’, / University at Buffalo, The State University of New York; University of Toronto; University of Michigan; Miami University of Ohio; / University of Arizona; University of Texas at Austin; University of North Carolina at Charlotte,

USA + Canada, 2003 / Arquitecturas de Autor, Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, Spain, 2002 / Projects, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University,USA, 2002 / Reversed Landscapes, Portugal, XXI World Congress of Architecture UIA Berlin, Germany, 2002 / Entro i limiti, Casa Cattaneo, Como, Italy, 2001

Awards / shortlistedWeltliteratur Exhibition, Fundação Gulbenkian / PRÉMIS FAD D’ARQUITECTURA I INTERVENÇES EFÉMERAS 2010 1st prize, Barcelona 2010, Farol de Santa Marta / EUROPEAN PRIZE FOR CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE MIES VAN DER ROHE AWARD – selected project, Barcelona 2009, Farol de Santa Marta / PRÉMIS

FAD D’ARQUITECTURA I INTERIORISME 2008 jury special mention, Barcelona 2008, Centro de Artes de Sines / PREMIOS ENOR 2006 Vigo, Spain 2006, Centro de Artes de Sines / CONTRACTWORLD2007 – Hamburg, Germany 2006, Centro de Artes de Sines / EUROPEAN PRIZE FOR CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE, MIES VAN DER ROHE AWARD – finalist project, Barcelona 2007, Casa em Azeitão, / RS04 RESIDÊNCIA SINGOLAR 2004 – 1st prize – Madrid, 2004, Casa em Alenquer / PREMIS FAD D’ARQUITECTURA 2003 Finalist project – Barcelona, 2003, Residência de Estudantes, Universidade de Coimbra / II BIENAL IBERO AMERICANA DE ARQUITECTURA - 1st prize – Cidade do México, 2001, Residência de Estudantes, Universidade de Coimbra.



THEPROJECT

SURFACE / 300 M2

YEAR / 2008-2010

The site is on the outskirts of Leiria, in a high position overlooking the city.The functions are banal: a house divided in private area with bedrooms, and social area with living-rooms.

The private areas are at street level under the plot, around a central courtyard with rooms opening to private patios in a intimate environment.

The living rooms are around a void, that collects light from above and gazes the castle at the city centre.

The house is a recognizable archetype emptied of its centre by the light designed by a three heighted courtyard that opens horizontally at the garden level.

The bedroom courtyards, revealed in the garden,

relate with this archetypal object providing different readings on its scale.

Scale and volume are controlled in a chaotic context, with a clear identity that from its core relates with the historical legacy far away: the Leiria Castle.

Head of the project : Maria Rebelo Pinto, collaborators : Humberto Fonseca, Luísa Sol, Tiago Santos

AIRES MATEUS ARCHITECTS Manuel AIRES MATEUS & José AIRES MATEUS

MAISON LEIRIA LEIRIA, PORTUGAL

« Our life has an influence but most important it is our capacity to use it to conceive. As the literature transforms the banality of the language, the architect works with what all know: a door, a roof, but finaly it is its competence of poetic transformation which is paramount.»

FRANCE / RUDY RICCIOTTI ARCHITECT

VILLA 356 / PROVENCE

FRANCE / Rudy Ricciotti / Villa 356 / photo Olivier Amsellem

FRANCE / Rudy Ricciotti / Villa 356 / photo Olivier Amsellem



RUDY RICCIOTTI1952 Birth in Alger

Education1980 Ecole d’architecture de Marseille 1974 Ecole d’ingénieurs de Genève

AwardsGrand Prix National d’ArchitectureChevalier de la Légion d’HonneurOfficier des Arts et des LettresOfficier de l’Ordre National du Mérite

Works / shortlistedcurrent workssalle de musiques actuelles de Metz – phase démarrage de chantiercentre culturel et social de Gennevilliers – phase AOEURALILLE - Opération secteur Romarin Nord, Lille – phase PCAuditorium de Rezé – phase

APSLes Arts Gstaad (Switzerland) – Phase APSPôle Musical et Conservatoire National de Région – Six-Fours-les-Plages – phase APSCentre International d’Art et de Culture (CIAC) au parc de la Boverie à Liège / APS

under constructionSiège d’ITER France (International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor), Cadarache (early 2012)Complexe Sportif de Lille (early 2012)Musee du Louvre - Département des Arts de l’Islam, Paris (February 2012)Rectorat de Dijon (September 2012)Musée des Civilisations d’Europe et de Méditerrannée, Marseille (December 2012)Stade Jean Bouin, Paris (Spring 2013)

Centre des Arts et de la Culture, Douchy-Les-Mines (June 2013)ÎLOT T8 – Avenue de France, Paris (June 2013)

lately completed2011 Musée Cocteau Collection Severin Wunderman, MENTON 2011 Médiathèque et Centre d’art contemporain de Colomiers 2010 Mediatheque de Rouen 2010 Maison de l’emploi, Saint-Etienne 2010 École Internationale ITER (International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor), Manosque 2009 Villa 356, Bandol 2008 Pont du Diable, Gignac 2008 Logements et multiplex Les Enfants du Paradis, Chartres 2006 Centre Chorégraphique National d’Aix-en-Provence 2006 Université Paris VII

- Réutilisation des Grands Moulins

Exhibitions / shortlisted2012 « Nouveaux logements sociaux » - La Glacière – Mérignac – Cité de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine 2010 « Rudy Ricciotti – Le Pont du Diable » - Musée du Point de Vue (Bruxelles) 2010 « Galerie d’actualité - Siège de la Co.RAL à Albertville » - CAUE de Savoie 2009 « Dentelles d’architecture » - Maison de l’Architecture et de la Ville Eurallile 2008 Pavillon Français et Pavillon Luxembourgeois - Biennale de Venise - 2008 « Dehors Paris 2 » - Maison de l’Architecture en Ile-de-France - 2008 « Architecture et développement durable » Médiathèque de Rouen - Maison de l’architecture de

Haute Normandie - 2008 « Architecture pour une société durable… » T8 - Pavillon de l’Arsenal - 2008 « Promenade au fil de l’eau avec les CAUE 75 et 94 » Grands Moulins - Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine - 2008 « Rives Créatives » Hôtel Colombus - Lyon Confluence - Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine - 2008 « Portraits d’Architectes » - villa Noailles, Hyères2008 « Paris Sportifs » Stade Jean Bouin - Pavillon de l’Arsenal 2008 « Pavillon Noir » - Galerie Sollertis de Toulouse 2008 7e biennale internationale d’architecture de Sao Paulo 2007 « Prix Mies Van Der Rohe 2007 » - Cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine - CCN 2004 « Rudy Ricciotti, Villa-

spectacle »- villa Noailles, Hyères.



THE PROJECT

SURFACE / 400 M2

YEAR / 2005-2009

This villa in Provence is located on a pine-wood slope, facing the distant sea.

It takes the shape of a long rectangle, recessed into the slope; its only exposed wall is forty meters long and is entirely glazed. Just in front, and running parallel to this wall, is a long expanse of water that is partially sheltered by the roof, which extend above and rest upon a series of posts which reach down to the pool. The long, glazed façade displays a continuous undulating movement.

Referring to the initial project constraints, the architect explains: «The site and only the site. Recession and disappearance were the rules of the process. The client remained in the background, showing an utmost reserve and

discretion. It should be noted that they are not French!

(…) Understanding the site. Listening to it and letting it communicate. Then, during its technical development, increasing the project’s field of communication. Reinventing a landscape which does not exist, framing a view through a long horizontal plane. Erasing the mountain in order to picture the cobalt blue sea.»

RUDY RICCIOTTI ARCHITECTEVILLA 356

PROVENCE, FRANCE

« What takes part in the construction of imaginary? Historical matter, architecture, the painting and some authors: Malaparte, Pasolini -very much- and of the experimental poetry.»

CATALOGUE

PARTNAIRS

On the occasion of the exhibition «9 architects / 9 proposals to live», the Villa Noailles publishes a catalogue, co-edited with Archibooks.Each exhibition or festival oranized by Villa Noailles art centre is completed by a catalogue.

CataloguePreface and interviews by Florence Sarano120 pages, 20 x 26,5 cm paperback bookArt direction : Michel Mallard StudioCo-publishing : villa Noailles / ArchibooksDistribution : SodisDiffusion : GéodifPrice : 30 euros

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