PORTFOLIOLucile FALEK

2007-2015

Interior Designer at NOOR DESIGN I Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam June 2014 - August 2015

HIltON DANANG I Danang, Vietnam . Areas I Ballroom, Restaurant, Presidential Room, Bar, Guestrooms, Restroom, Swimming pool, . Stages I Concept Design, Design Developpement, Production Information . Missions I Design Conception, Team management, Presentation deliverables, Client meetings and presentations, 3D management, Furniture selections

SHERAtON SAIGON I Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam . Areas I Restaurant, Ballroom, Meeting Rooms . Stages I Concept Design, Design Deloppement . Missions I Design conception, Presentations deliverables, Plans and elevations, 3D management, Furniture selections

YANGON ExcElSIOR I Rangoon, Myanmar . Areas I Lobby, Bar, Restaurant, Guestrooms . Stages I Competition . Missions I Project leader, Design Conception, Team management, Client meeting and presentation, 3D management, Book design, Competition deliverables

SplENDID pAlAS HOtEl I Istanbul, Turkey . Areas I Lobby, Bar, Restaurant, Winter Garden . Stages I Concept Design, Design Developpement, Production Information . Missions I Project leader, Design Conception, Plans, Furniture selections

HANOI MARkEt I Hanoi, Vietnam . Areas I Warehouse, Courtyard, French historical building . Stages I Competition . Missions I Project leader, Design Conception, Competition deliverables, Plans and elevations, Book design

Email I lucile.falek@hotmail.comMobile FR I +33 (0) 619155861Nationality I French Date of birth I 25/09/1989

lucile FAlEkArchitect D.E.

RESUME

Architect at HANSAR HOtEl I Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam November 2013 - May 2014 HANSAR pRANbuRI I Hua Hin, Thailand . Areas I Swimming pool, Restaurant, Guestrooms . Stages I Concept Design, Design Developpement, Production Information . Missions I Design Conception, Plans and elevation, 3D models, Construction details, Furniture design, Furniture selections

HANSAR bANGkOk I Bangkok, Thailand . Areas I Lobby, VIP Reception Room . Stages I Concept Design . Missions I Design conception, plans and elevations, 3D models

Intern at louis Vuitton Malletier I Paris, France January 2013 - July 2014 lOuIS VuIttON YOkOHAMA SOGO I Tokyo, Japan . Areas I Leather goods, Accessories and Woman Ready to Wear Store . Stages I Production Information . Missions I Store plans, elevations and sections, 3D models

lOuIS VuIttON OMOtESANDO I Tokyo, Japan . Areas I Woman Ready to Wear and Shoes . Stages I Concept Design, Design Deloppement . Missions I Store plans, elevations and sections, Furniture selections

lOuIS VuIttON SHINJuku I Tokyo, Japan . Areas I Global store . Stages I Concept Design, Design Developpement, Production Information . Missions I Design Conception, Store plans, elevations and sections, 3D models, 3D management, Furniture design, Furniture selections

Intern at Ar’chic I London, England September 2012 - December 2012 HOuSE DuNStANS GROVE I London, England . Areas I Kitchen, Living room, Garden . Stages I Concept Design, Design Developpement, Production Information . Missions I Plans, elevations and sections, 3D models, Construction details

HOuSE lYNDHuRSt GROVEI London, England . Areas I Kitchen, Rooms . Stages I Concept Design, Design Developpement, Production Information . Missions I Design Conception, plans and elevation, 3D models, Construction details

PROJECTS

Sheraton Saigon wanted a refurbishment with a new orientation of the design. The idea was to create a modern and simple space, bringing some vietnamese influence.In the restaurant a light space have been created with different buffet areas inspired by the street food counter in Saigon.

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam- 2015 -

PLAN

FURNITURE AND MATERIALS

SHERATON SAIGON - Restaurant

The refurbishment of the banquet and meeting rooms areas had to be simple and cheap.The work has been focussed on the walls treatement, dividing them to create a rythm and a deepness to the rooms.The accoustic was an important point, therefor the panel have accoustic foam and are as much as possible cover by fabric.

Ho Chi Minh Ciry, Vietnam- 2015 -

SHERATON SAIGON - Banquet

FURNITURE AND MATERIALS

PLAN

The Yangon Excelsior Hotel competition was involving the transformation of an old post office.The idea was to create a welcoming space, embracing the old yangon of the fifties. Incorporationg english colonial elements and keeping the shell of the post office.

LOBBY & BAR ELEVATION

THE ExCELSIOR Yangon, Myanmar

- 2015 -

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

The city of Danang is welcoming a new Hilton Hotel, the aim is to merge business and resort.The banquet room space has to be flexible, where it can welcome weddings, conferences and other events. We had to make sure that we still kept the iconic Hilton style but still havely influence with the vietnamese culture.

BANQUET ELEVATION

HILTON DANANG - BanquetDanang, Vietnam

- 2014 -

BANQUET & PREFUNCTION PLAN

Hilton Danang room had to be recognizable as beeing Hilton room, while keeping the identity of vietnam.Through touch as the green ceyladon color, the vietnamese ventilation tiles patern or the embroidery at the back of the bed, vietnamese influence have been brought, without giving a too rustic or stereotipical idea of vietnam.

HILTON DANANG - Guestroom Danang, Vietnam

- 2014 -

PLAN

BED ELEVATION

CLOSET ELEVATION

Hilton Hotel Danang has a delux presidential suite that needed special attention on details to make sure that each guest would remember their unique experience.The room was created for special guest to have their own appartment but with the luxury of a hotel. Like a home away from home.

HILTON DANANG - Presidential suiteDanang, Vietnam

- 2014 -

PLAN

FURNITURE AND MATERIALS

The public restroom design had to follow the global style of the hotel while being easy to maintain and to clean.The green ceyladon color, have been used in touch as in all the areas of the hotel, to give a uniformity to all the space, and to never brake the Hilton Danang experience.

HILTON DANANG - Public RestroomDanang, Vietnam

- 2014 -

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

The swimming pool concept was to recreate topography line following the Danang seabed. To give this impression, the idea was for the materials surronding the pool (wood, grass, concrete...) to be carried within the pool with mosaic tiles using the same tones as the material.The furniture also usese this idea of topogragy lines with their shape.

ELEVATION

HILTON DANANG - Swimming poolDanang, Vietnam

- 2014 -

PLAN

At the entrance of Hansar main hotel in Bangkok, , a new area was required. The space, aiming to be a shop, had to be well integrated to bring more value to the lobby. The concept was to create a space which looked like a library, thanks to a bookcase and a counter used at the same time as retails space and as a showcases.

SHELVE AND COUNTER PLAN

HANSAR BANGKOK - LobbyBangkok, Thailand

- 2014 -

SHELVE ELEVATION

During 6 months I have been working for Louis Vuitton architecture departement, on the Japenese zone. This project located in Yokohama, was a small shop in a departement store. The problematic was to create a luxury and spacius area, in a very small surface. But also to conserve the brand identity while adapting to the japanese culture.

LOUIS VUITTON STOREYokahama Sogo, Tokyo, Japan

- 2013 -

LEATHER GOOD ELEVATION

ACCESSORIES ELEVATION

PLAN

The Louis Vuitton’s Omotesando store, is in the main luxury shopping street of Tokyo. During my time in Louis Vuitton the third floor was redesigned.This floor was composed for women ready to wear and shoes. All the characteristics of the brand were well incorporated in the space.

LOUIS VUITTON STOREOmotesando, Tokyo, Japan

- 2013 -

TRANSVERSAL SECTION

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

Shinjuku Louis Vuitton Store, is one of the Japanese new flagship store.A facade was created by an external office, made with pipes recreating Vuitton’s checkered, and affecting interior ambiance. The interior design was a mixed between Louis Vuitton classic designs and new creations inspired by the young and dynamic district of Shinjuku.

LOUIS VUITTON STOREShinjuku Tokyo, Japan

- 2013 -

LUGGAGE AND SHOES ELEVATION

LEATHER GOOD AND ACCESORIES ELEVATION

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

The heritages rules in London allow only modifications at the back of the house. Answering this dilema a house extension in the garden have been created.The project was a modern wide space, open on the garden on the larger side of the room, and welcoming an integrated kitchen.

HOUSE, DUNSTANS GROVE

HOUSE, DUNSTANS GROVECroydon, London

- 2012 -

TRANSVERSAL SECTION

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

This house extension was dedicated to a kitchen. The task was to create a welcoming and family kitchen for a profesional cooker, who was cooking and giving some classes in this room.A multifonction wall have been creating, welcoming at the same time the storage, the seatings but also the technical parts of the room.

HOUSE, LYNDHURST GROVE

HOUSE, LYNDHURST GROVEPeckham, London

- 2012 -

GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN

TRANSVERSAL SECTION

STUDENT PROJECTS

This master plan was made for the diploma. This 8 hectares site had the specificity to have a strong topography, going from 11meters down to the level of the sea with 3 tanks, to 24 meters high.The area have been dedicated to an art campus, welcoming four universities but also student housings, museum and amphitheater. All playing with the ups and downs of the topography.

MASTER PLAN

ARSENAL’S MASTER PLANKasimpasa, Istanbul

- 2012 -

PLAN

TRANSVERSAL SECTION

TRANSVERSAL SECTION

On the diploma master plan, a zoom was made on the campus’s cultural center. This building was devided into two parts: a library and a museum. The museum was developed in the inferior floors, inside one of the tanks, with an outside exhibition area on the last floor. The library, at the opposit, was installed on the superior floors, overlooking the golden horn of Istanbul.

LIBRARY AND MUSEUMKasimpasa, Istanbul

- 2012 -

ELEVATION

TRANSVERSAL SECTIONTRANSVERSAL SECTION

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

MINUS THREE FLOOR PLAN

A new master plan had to be created in the center of city. The problematic was to think about the impact of a new master plan on the neighborhood but also at the scale of the city. The concept was to conserve the same architecture as in popular neighborhood, with narrow buildings, using modern architecture. A parc was also created next to the golden horn, to create a green space inside the city.

MASTER PLAN

KARAKÖY’S MASTER PLANIstanbul- 2011 -

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TRANSVERSAL SECTION

TRANSVERSAL SECTION

TRANSVERSAL SECTION

PLAN

Thirty flats had to be welcomed in this small social housing.To fit on the field, two buildings were created along the roads surrounding the site, creating a private garden in the center and giving a north/south orientation to all flats. Open corridors were also created to serve the flats but also to be used as shared terraces.

HOUSINGMontpellier

- 2009 -

PLAN

ELEVATION

TRANSVERSAL SECTION

THESIS

This diploma thesis was exploring the relation between architect and built heritage. Questioning how it is possible to still be creative and innovative in historical building. And how modern architecture can give values to buildings without distorting them. Analising conservation policies of different countries, and going deeply into exemples and their solutions to this cohabitations.

SUMMARY :

I- Current positions facing conversion I.1- Conversions in question I.1.1: Words and laws of conversion I.1.2: History of conversion I.2- Why conversions? I.2.1: Preservation of a building through its occupation I.2.2: Minimize urban sprawl by building the city on the city I.2.3: An architectural recycling I.3- Between preservation and convervation, 3 positions I.3.1: France I.3.2: Northern countries I.3.3: United States

II- The different methods of creation in terms of built spaces II.1- The reconstitution II.1.1: Rehabilitate II.1.2: Contemporary revival II.1.3: Distorted reproduction II.2- The complementarity II.2.1: Fit II.2.2: Dug II.2.3: Unifying

ARCHITECTURAL CREATIVITY IN BUILT HERITAGEHow the intervention in built space, can be a vector for architecture

THESISArchitectural creativity in built heritage

- 2011 -

II.3- The contrast II.3.1: Extension II.3.2: Parasitize II.3.3: Cover

III- The conversion at different architectural scales III.1- At the city scale, with the example of Antwerp III.1.1: Project presentation III.1.2: Architectural point of view III.1.3: Sociological point of view III.2- At the scale of an emblematic building, with the example of the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco III.2.1: Project presentation III.2.2: Architectural point of view III.2.3: Sociological point of view III.3- At the scale of housing, with the example of Legal / Illegal in Munich III.3.: Project presentation III.3.2: Architectural point of view III.3.3: Sociological point of view

This short memorandum was realised for my bachelor and had to explore the different faces of housing.Analysing the conversion of different historical monuments, all heritage listed, into housing. The goal was to see the constraints of creating in listed buildings, and study the different solutions to adapt modern architecture to this kind of building.

REHABILITATION OF A BUNKER - Binnberg & Eberle

OLD MUNICIPAL MILL - Hans Gangoly

CHATEAU DE LASCOURS - Grahal R&E

SUMMARY:

Introduction: Conversions, definitions and rules.

I- Historicals Monuments: their conversions into housing. A- Bunker revisited B- The castel of Lascours C- The old municipal mill of Graz

II- Conversion: the value of using this practice. A- The sociological impact B- Esthetic effects C- Technical and financial point of view

III- How arethe conversions useful? A- Historical aspects B- Positive points C- Synthesis

THESISBuilding’s identity changement

- 2008 -

BUILDING’S IDENTITY CHANGEMENTS