Being minimally curved, the Pantheon's floor forms the subject of our first architectural project. From some mere measurements given on a plan, we had to sketch out a fragmented wooden model. To support us in visualizing the final result, a variety of technical drawings was essential. In addition to the external structure, one pair of diagonals crosses each other in the center, connecting four of the corners and strengthening the construction.

Technical drawing, perspectives of the A1 wooden & plaster models, Orianne von Flüe
juxtaposition of lines, softness of the paper, learning by trial & error, sharpening pencils, a taste of curiosity
Front view, A11 model
a graphic structure, a touch of Nature, a fragrance of cut wood, a silent thinking, a taste of experience
Overview of the Pantheon ground, wooden models, SG Hall, EPFL
a geometrical vortex, a touch of organisation, a smell of accomplishment, a sound of collaboration, a taste of achievement
Plaster cast, A1 model, & sound recording of the casting process, Raphaël Perrin & Orianne von Flüe
a object taking shape, fingers covered with glue, a slightly toxic smell, a satisfied tone, a taste of plaster
Detail of the Pantheon ground, plaster models, House of Commons, EPFL
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a helpful group cohesion, casted gloves, an intense focus, bursts of laughter, a sweet success
Peter Stewart, Looking up at exterior structure of the Pompidou Centre, Paris, not dated
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Any final project isn't it far more rewarding when accomplished by collaborating and assisting each other?