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Compagnie De Saint-gobain Sa — Investor Presentation (2021)

46 slides from Compagnie De Saint-gobain Sa's investor presentation, 2021

  1. Slide 1: Team 7 Country: Lebanon

    Team 7 Country: LEBANON Bechara NOUJEIM Roy AGHNATIOS Nelly AILABOUNI

  2. Slide 2: Palimpsest, rewriting with fragments of memory

    MULTI COMFORT STUDENT CONTEST 2020/2021 Palimpsest, rewriting with fragments of memory … Team 7: Bechara Noujeim, Roy Aghnatios, Nelly Ailabouni University: Lebanese University Country: LEBANON

  3. Slide 3: Fragments of memory

    Fragments of memory

  4. Slide 4: Fragments of memory

    Fragments of memory

  5. Slide 5: Silent fragments of memory scattered around the site

    Silent fragments of memory, witnesses of Saint-Denis history, scattered around the site…

  6. Slide 6: Silent fragments of memory, witnesses of Saint-Denis history

    Silent fragments of memory, witnesses of Saint-Denis history…

  7. Slide 7: Topography: preserving the natural difference in levels

    Topography: Preserving the natural difference in levels and taking advantage of it.

  8. Slide 8: Stitching together the different levels

    Stitching together the different levels, Establishing connections with the neighborhood

  9. Slide 9: Mixed-Use Program: an interconnected network

    Mixed-Use Program: an interconnected network

  10. Slide 10: Palimpsest, rewriting with fragments of memory

    Palimpsest, rewriting with fragments of memory … Threshold created into the old wall, monumental and reminiscent of the factory gate A porous gallery replaces the factory’s enclosure, Brick Arch leading in, defining a pedestrian access into the project and an open inviting the visitors in. The old g

  11. Slide 11: Palimpsest, rewriting with fragments of memory

    Palimpsest, rewriting with fragments of memory … From Industry to Agriculture, the layout of the old factory turns into elevated platforms to be used as shared gardens, conserving the spatial memory of the Coignet factory. Belvedere tower was added, reminiscent of the factories chimneys that defined

  12. Slide 12: Architectural Palimpsest

    Architectural Palimpsest, Interconnected and Imbricated layers: Brick mass, white plastered brick mass, copper Densification cladded mass. phase 1 Stages of densification: building over and over, rewriting on the palimpsest, project development and densification phases Densification phase 2 Densific

  13. Slide 13: Choice of the brick as the main building material

    Brick and Concrete Choice of the brick as the main building material an affordable material

  14. Slide 14: Landscaping

    Landscaping: - Mineral landscaping like the places of Saint-Denis - Water as metaphor of memory. - Water rises and flows down the piazza, revealing the true colors of the pavements, ‘Like forgotten memories emerging back to the surface.’

  15. Slide 15: Warehouse rehabilitation

    François Coignet, A Fourierist Social Reformer Warehouse rehabilitation Originally 7 warehouses existed, what is left today is 5 warehouses and 2 walls of the others. Main lobby We propose an addition of 2 glass modules supported on the fragments of the 2 warehouses. Refurbishment of the warehouses

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  17. Slide 17: Maison Coignet: Concrete Museum

    Maison Coignet: Concrete Museum Addition under the Coignet house terrasse, sandwiched between the historic retaining wall and the house. Design inspired by the original pavilion plans, reinterpreted as light wells

  18. Slide 18: Multi Confor

    A _ Multi Confor 3Y SAINT-GOBAIN

  19. Slide 19: Coignet Elementary School

    Coignet Elementary School School as a culmination of the ‘’Cultural Axis’’ Kids oriented design: - Kindergarten: Circular womb-like forms with sub- spaces and niches adapted to the toddlers. - Primary: Semi-open courtyard, opening a ‘Vista’ towards the project and an other towards Saint-Denis. - Con

  20. Slide 20: Classroom Layout

    Classroom Layout Weber plaster by Saint- Gobain Clerestory windows Bioclean by Saint-Gobain Brick claustra Niches Retractable walls for maximum flexibility Flooring: Saint-Gobain- Adfors glass fiber carpet

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  22. Slide 22: The park, from Industry to Agriculture

    The park, from Industry to Agriculture Layout inspired from the factory’s plan, in an attempt to give a sense of spatiality to this large industrial wasteland. • The main alleys are recreated and lined with trees • Main axis on Coignet house, following the tradition of French gardens • Courtyards pr

  23. Slide 23: Apartments Typologies

    Apartments Typologies T1 18 sqm T1n2 30 sqm T2 45 sqm T2 60 sqm T3 65 sqm T4 80 sqm T5 100 sqm T3 80 sqm

  24. Slide 24: ph Hail ian lil ei

    ph Hail ian lil ei Rall Sead BY SAINT-GOBAIN |

  25. Slide 25: Exterior staircases

    Exterior staircases In addition to the interior circulations, most of the appartments can be reached through exterior stairs. The French Building code law imposing enclosed windowless staircases for safety reasons, exterior staircases were added to provide a pleasurable stairs experience, offering d

  26. Slide 26: Town Houses Typologies

    Town Houses Typologies Different scale, different T4 T4 typologies, in contact with the agricultural park Typical Plan of Row Houses T3 T2 T7 T6 T6 GF 1st Floor 2nd Floor

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  28. Slide 28: Site plan

    Site plan

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  30. Slide 30: WwW

    ao a WwW > Lu eae

  31. Slide 31: Level

    LEVEL 2

  32. Slide 32: Multi-Comfort Strategies and Saint-Gobain Products

    MULTI-COMFORT STRATEGIES and Saint-Gobain Products

  33. Slide 33: Buildings orientation in relation to the solar path

    Buildings orientation in relation to the solar path Summer June 21 June 21 June 21 9 Am 12 Pm 4 Pm Winter Dec 21 Dec 21 Dec 21 9 Am 12 Pm 4 Pm

  34. Slide 34: Visual comfort: Natural daylight maximization

    Visual comfort: Natural daylight Maximization CLIMAPLUS® SAINT GOBAIN GLAZING: • High light transmission of the glazing; • Appropriate selectivity , admitting as much daylight as possible while preventing transmission of solar heat

  35. Slide 35: Visual comfort: Natural daylight maximization

    Visual comfort: Natural daylight Maximization Well lit living space, by large vertical openings to the East, West and South. 21st December, 10h Light colored walls and ceiling by Weber and Placo Saint- Naturally Lit hallway and staircase Gobain to reflect the light and Apartment entrance borrows lig

  36. Slide 36: Indoor Air quality Strategy

    Indoor Air quality Strategy Natural Ventilation through Solar chimneys and Mechanical ventilation to avoid heat loss. South North West East

  37. Slide 37: Fire Safety Strategy

    Fire Safety Strategy Enclosed Staircase with Extractor Open Extractor Staircase - Sensors - 2 escape paths: Enclosed fireproof staircases and outside open staircase - Smoke extractor - Automatic fire extinguishing system - De-energization of the building, leaving the smoke removal system and fire al

  38. Slide 38: Thermal Comfort and energy saving Strategy

    Thermal Comfort and energy saving Strategy GreenHouses/Jardins d’Hiver: • Sustainable façade in relation to the park and common spaces. Winter, December • Additional versatile indoor/outdoor space 21st , 12h, Solar • Reduction of energy consumption by up to angle 20° 50%, in particular through the m

  39. Slide 39: Greenhouse Effect

    Greenhouse Effect Winter, December 21st , 12h, Solar angle 20° Mid-Season, September 21st , 12h, Solar angle 40° Summer, June 21st, 12h, Solar Angle 63° Winter nights, December

  40. Slide 40: Thermal Comfort

    THERMAL COMFORT Double lintel to reduce thermal bridges CLIMAPLUS® SUN DOUBLE GLAZING for South and West In summer 62% of solar energy is blocked outside. In winter, the cold wall effect is eliminated due to its very low U value 1.0W / (m².K) PB M 032 MULTIMAX ISOVER (ʎ=0.03 W/m·K) THERMAL INSULATIO

  41. Slide 41: Thermal Comfort

    THERMAL COMFORT Thicker layer of MULTIMAX ISOVER (ʎ=0.03 W/m·K) Thermal insulation. PB M 032 ISOVER MULTIMAX ISOVER (ʎ=0.03 W/m·K) Thermal insulation between Thermal insulation thermal insulation the brick and concrete

  42. Slide 42: Thermal Comfort

    THERMAL COMFORT Roof Floor Thermal insulation ISOVER CRAWL SPACE to avoid direct Thermal insulation FOR ROOF DACHOTERM G39 contact with the ground ISOVER DACHOTERM G39

  43. Slide 43: Acoustic Comfort

    ACOUSTIC COMFORT Glass mineral wool ISOVER Rigid glass mineral wool Acoustic Partition Roll (APR (ISOVER acoustic mineral wool) 1200) APR 1200 40mm STADIP® SILENCE Double Glazing, on HEAVY WALL protecting the railway side and park side. against outside noises (Brick150x230x450mm)

  44. Slide 44: Waterproofing

    WATERPROOFING Inclinaison 2% Top cover Waterproofing for roof “Couvertine” Waterproofing under Waterproofing above The window The window

  45. Slide 45: Multi-Comfort Designer Calculations

    Multi-Comfort Designer Calculations: Energy efficiency goal reached: 12.72 kWh/(m2a)

  46. Slide 46: Thank You

    THANK YOU

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