sofia nobis portfolio 2015

SOFIA NOBISPORTFOLIO

Accademia di ArchittetturaM Sc arch. AAM - USI

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Selected Projects

MAS

Diploma Manuel and Francisco Aires Mateus

Maison Pour Tous, Migrants’ Hotel, Paris, France Atelier Eric Lapierre

Atelier Jonathan Sergison

Wandering Through, Meditation Space, Lisbon, Portugal Atelier Manuel and Francisco Aires Mateus

BAC

Mens Sana in Corpore Sano, Wellness Center and Bookshop Atelier Christian Sumi

Atelier Frédéric Bonnet

Residential Square, Housing Complex, Barcelona, Spain Atelier Esteve Bonell

Atelier Esteve Bonell

Atelier Mario Botta - Roberto Briccola

Atelier Mario Botta - Roberto Briccola

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Diploma Manuel and Francisco Aires Mateus

Recalling the typology of the hortus conclususcloister, the hotel presents itself as a oases of peace and quiet, a

honesto otio, in search of the lost

merely functions as a frame for its true soul, the garden, nature being the unchallenged protagonist of this project.

passing of the days and seasons, and enjoy ever changing colors

central materials to the project, their sensuous physicality soothing our soul.

architecture: the rooms, the collective space and the landscape,

space, the structure being a single rigid element, a seemingly light

the open common areas.

Atelier Eric Lapierre

Antonello da Messina, St. Jerome’s Study, 1430

Nadja as inspiration, a migrants’ hotel, next to the Gare du Nord, replaces the one visited by the protagonist upon her arrival to Paris.

of protection and tranquility, the hotel seeks to potentially become a house, and even a home: it must be able to convey familiarity

should. Acting as a long lost friend, it must offer a sense of comfort and ease.

the city of Paris to be permeable and alive, thanks to the café and

parks gardens, its neighborhoods rooms. A change of scale thanks

hospitality and intimacy in its alcove.

Maison Pour Tous, Migrants’ Hotel, Paris, France

Atelier Jonathan Sergison

daily quality of life, the atelier proposes the ambitious objective

the same, principal theme and preoccupation of the ideologies and projects of this past century.

Tafuri’s Architecture and Utopiathis past century’s greatest architects and planners are critically

as for their limits and failures. The designs are also read through

the apartment, or cell, the building and the block.

sacred buildings already present on site, and seeks to create a central pedestrian area, both aims searched through the careful designing of the streets and the modeling of triangular courtyard

access and green space to the residents.

changes, strive to offer variation and an organic sense of the

a single system.

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Wandering Through, Meditation Space, Lisbon, Portugal

meditation retreat on the a peaceful island on the Tejo’s estuary, far from Lisbon and reachable only by boat, offers a haven of

Reaching beyond single believes, religions and cultures this meditation space offers an introspective experience for all: the

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It is not just the purity and the modernity of Japanese architecture

mood resulting from a sense of perspective, of continuity.

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and the relation to nature is so clearly understood and used as a conscious instrument for design.

Mens Sana in Corpore Sano, Wellness Center and Bookshop

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Atelier Esteve Bonell

Louis Kahn, 1971

and friends.

are physically separate although placed and shaped in order to give a single reading of the volume, evoking the traditional neighboring houses.

Atelier Mario Botta - Roberto Briccola

and maximize empty space, fundamental for a community life and sensible architecture.

people themselves, and therefore the human scale, to dictate sizes, heights, street types and paths.

Luigi Snozzi’s urban plan for Monte Carasso: one can, and must

granting privacy and maximizing the use of green space.

Responding to a basic program, the house is organized inside its

the rooms, the latters’ relative orientations and direct relationship

Atelier Mario Botta - Roberto Briccola

ends of the country, an exhibition space is proposed on the dam on lake Lucendro.

Visitors are to be guided through the exhibition spaces through the careful use of light, and invited to climb and fully experience the space. The variation and rhythm of the path is to be found in the careful combination of repeating elements: the buildings themselves rotate each time in order to combine several identical

to dialogue among each other. With them, the single opening on