A house designed, apartments transformed, systems implemented. These projects show how I turn a concrete problem into a built solution, learning what the environment demands.
Personal projects and volunteer contributions, with no commercial activity.
Design a comfortable house needing very little heating, integrating solar generation, insulation, shading and rainwater collection.
What it demonstrates: system design, coordination of around twenty work packages and verification through independent measurements.
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From 2007 · West coast of the Cotentin
Diagnose damp, sequence the work, build a tool and check its output.
Diagnose. Compare conflicting advice and examine moisture before choosing insulation.
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2019-2022 · Caen
Preserve the flooring, compare five kitchen layouts, carry out and track the work.
Frame the need. Avoid replacing a recoverable material simply because its appearance is unappealing.
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Two years of work · Caen
Survey and model the existing apartment, design around thirty circuits and coordinate interventions.
Model reality. Survey the walls, compare two alternatives and produce plans from one model.
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2020-2021 · Caen
Compare two plans, create a daylit room and detect two discrepancies across five quotes.
Start with use. Seek a separate room, then check daylight and the remaining space.
Explore the project and evidence →Foncier grew from the research needed for my property projects. It brings scattered sources together to make an initial analysis easier to understand.
Bilingual content, interactive illustrations and checks before publication. The colophon explains the technical decisions.
A bilingual portfolio built pro bono.
A volunteer project to make practical information and publications accessible.