The content is meticulously organised and unfolds in a structured, tabular format.
The website indexes their extensive list of projects dating back to 1986.
A new website for Brunet Saunier & Associés, an architecture agency specialising in the design of healthcare buildings.
Each theme page presents competition catalogue pages in sequential order.
Intentionally blank pages suggest missing collection segments.
A functional annotation system enables navigation between entries or themes.
The competition entries are listed by year, theme and jury.
A message-in-a-bottle website for the Call for Lost Entries platform, aiming to complete the archive of The Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition. The website seeks to collect competition entries that did not win awards (and were not published).
The home page is built around an infinite grid navigation pan.
The text content is separated from the images in a separate panel.
A signature green round button acts as the menu of the website.
A new website for Concorde architects, featuring playful panning navigation to explore their architectural, public space, and urban planning projects.
Eugène Architectes
2024
Website Conception by Olivier Talbot, Design by Building Paris.
Coding
Architecture, Archive
Next.js, Sanity
A timeline cursor helps navigate and understand the different periods of restoration projects and their historical relevance.
On scroll, large-sized headlines appear to indicate the years and periods, blending over the content.
The website landing occurs by selecting a date at random.
An interactive timeline for Eugène Architecture, an architectural firm specialising in the restoration of historic monuments from various periods.
Exhibition Format Editor
exhibition-format-editor.v-a-c.org
2021
Project initiated by Space Caviar
Print, Research, Tool
Architecture
Web-to-print
Frontend forms allows to directly manipulate the content and preview of the templates
130 templates accommodated designs from 1x1/2 A4 to 9x6 A4 grid
A web-based software automating the editing and publishing of research conducted during the Non-Extractive Architecture residency program. Residents used the Exhibition Format Editor to develop their research and build a growing archive of references and case studies. See the tool in use here: Non-Extractive Architecture Exhibition
A clean layout, paired with a monospaced font, directing attention towards the imagery.
Subtle, interactive elements and ASCII graphics disrupt the linear structure.
A portfolio tool allows to select and upload images upon logging in.
A long scroll feed showcasing images created by JEUDI.WANG, a studio dedicated to CGI creation in collaboration with architects, artists, and designers.
Non-Extractive Architecture Directory
directory.nonextractivearchitecture.org
2023
Project initiated by Space Caviar and re:act institute
Coding, Design
Architecture, Archive
Web-to-print
This evolving online directory aims to serve as a continually growing resource.
Website launch (Images by Space Caviar and Filippo Rossi)
Each case study can be exported as a pdf.
Each entry can be geographically filtered and categorised under six ‘ways of practice’: Timeless Ways of Building, Material Origins, The Politics of Construction, The Long Now, Building as a Last Resort, and Systems Architecture
A directory for Non-Extractive Architecture, collecting projects that explore the relationship between built and natural environments, technology, politics, and the architect’s role in transformation. The website is structured as a triptych, allowing users to view and sort over 1,000 entries.
Sorting system to classify by typology
Simple structure with text spaces enriched by various links
A mini-website serving as an index for the various iterations of the Non-Extractive Architecture project over the past years.
Non-Extractive Architecture Exhibition
2021
Project initiated by Space Caviar, Graphic Identity by Experimental Jetset
Coding, Design, Installation, Print, Tool
Architecture, Research
Web-to-print
130 templates accommodated designs from 1*1/2 A4 to 9*6 A4 grids.
The rastering effect size was optimised for optimal viewing 1.5 meters from the wall.
An exhibition for Non-Extractive Architecture designed as an “open-door design studio,” where the public could witness the research process from the residency program. The modular exhibition space allowed ongoing development and reorganixation of research. Using the Exhibition Format Editor, an A3 paper grid was gradually filled and printed on-site to cover the walls of Palazzo delle Zattere before and during the exhibition.
