Photographies reportage prises lors de mon voyage de recherche
personnel Materia : à la découverte des matériaux et savoir-faire du
Sud de la France pour une conception architecturale plus respectueuse
de notre environnement.
Je m’appelle Sophia Goigoux-Becker, diplômée depuis Juin 2018 de l’école Camondo, j’ai travaillé deux ans chez Ciguë, une agence d’architecture que j’ai intégré pour son esthétique brute et sa démarche créative originale impliquant l’existence d’un atelier. J’ai immédiatement été séduite par cette démarche qui réconcilie l’acte de concevoir avec l’acte de faire. J'ai ensuite développé un projet de recherche sur les matériaux et savoir-faire locaux français avant de mettre en pratique ces connaissances au travers d'une scénographie zéro déchet pour l'exposition "Frugal" créée pas l'Association pour un Design Soutenable.
À mon compte depuis deux ans, je travaille sur plusieurs projets de rénovation de maison et d’appartements, ainsi que sur la création d’une résidence d’artistes. Je collabore également avec un architecte Bordelais sur des projets de muséographie dans le Sud-Ouest. En parallèle de mon activité d’architecte d’intérieur, scénographe j’enseigne un cours d’éco-conception et de matériaux innovants à l’ecole Camondo Paris & Toulon. J’ai à coeur de garder cet intêret pour les matériaux et savoir-faire locaux afin de créer des espaces les plus vertueux possibles.
My name is Sophia Goigoux-Becker, and I graduated from the Camondo school in June 2018. I worked for two years at Ciguë, an architectural practice that I joined for its raw aesthetic and original creative approach, which involves the existence of a studio. I was immediately won over by this approach, which reconciles the act of designing with the act of making. I then developed a research project on local French materials and know-how, before putting this knowledge into practice with a set design for the 'Frugal' exhibition created by the Association pour un Design Soutenable.
I've been self-employed for two years now, working on a number of house and flat renovation projects, as well as creating an artists' residence. I'm also collaborating with an architect from Bordeaux on museography projects in the South-West of France. Alongside my work as an interior architect and scenographer, I teach a course in eco-design and innovative materials at the Camondo school in Paris and Toulon.
I'm keen to maintain this interest in local materials and know-how to create spaces that are as virtuous as possible
My name is Sophia Goigoux-Becker, and I graduated from the Camondo school in June 2018. I worked for two years at Ciguë, an architectural practice that I joined for its raw aesthetic and original creative approach, which involves the existence of a studio. I was immediately won over by this approach, which reconciles the act of designing with the act of making. I then developed a research project on local French materials and know-how, before putting this knowledge into practice with a set design for the 'Frugal' exhibition created by the Association pour un Design Soutenable.
I've been self-employed for two years now, working on a number of house and flat renovation projects, as well as creating an artists' residence. I'm also collaborating with an architect from Bordeaux on museography projects in the South-West of France. Alongside my work as an interior architect and scenographer, I teach a course in eco-design and innovative materials at the Camondo school in Paris and Toulon.
I'm keen to maintain this interest in local materials and know-how to create spaces that are as virtuous as possible