Sara Sonia Formery Regazzoni

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Après son diplôme d'architecte à l'Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne en 2008, et des expériences auprès de bureaux d’architecture de l’arc lémanique en tant que responsable pour des projets à différentes échelles, Sara Formery a partagé son activité professionnelle entre une pratique indépendante (formerykössler Sàrl) et l’enseignement du projet d’architecture. Forte de cette expérience croisée qui lui a permis d’approfondir et d’acquérir d’indispensables connaissances, elle mène depuis 2018 la recherche doctorale «Quartiers rhodaniens en transition», sous la direction du Prof. Emmanuel Rey au sein du Laboratoire d’Architecture et Technologies Durables (LAST) de l’EPFL.

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Promoting a city-river balance within neighborhoods in transition along the Rhone

Sara Sonia Formery Regazzoni, Martine Laprise

Relationships between cities and their waters have always been evolving. In a context of transition towards sustainability, finding a balance between the urban and river spaces may contribute to the development of new resilient neighborhoods. To that end, a tailor-made multi-criteria evaluation method appears necessary to gather information not only on sustainability performances of neighborhoods projects but also on specific features linked to a balanced relationships between rivers and cities. On these observations, we develop the concept of city-river balance by focusing on the Rhone territory. It serves as a basis to design an innovative decision-support tool for comparing forward-looking visions for rhodanian neighborhoods in transition. First, this paper presents the methodological research approach taken to develop the tool. Then, it explains the structure and functioning of the tool, followed by a test application to a case study, the Jonction sector in Geneva, Switzerland. Preliminary results show that specific city-river balance components and indicators can explicitly be thematized and measured. Moreover, such a tool could unveil hidden potentialities and help stakeholders to make informed-decision through a resilient vision for the regeneration of rhodanian neighborhoods. In that sense, it promotes not only a transition towards sustainability but also the emergence of a city-river balance.

2023

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Rhodanie urbaine

Sergi Aguacil Moreno, Clément Cattin, Judith Elisa Drouilles, Sara Sonia Formery Regazzoni, Martine Laprise, Pascal Pierre Michon

Regeneration of urban areas from neighborhoods in transition to innovative components Research at the LAST aims to contribute to transitions towards sustainability in the built environment by integrating environmental, socio-cultural, and economic parameters in the architectural project. The research projects fall within the broader context of quality; they focus on supporting the emergence of new knowledge, revealing the potential for innovation potential that can be transposed into architectural production, and identifying optimization processes of construction. Translating the general concept of sustainability into concrete terms, the LAST approach is based on a holistic, interdisciplinary, and evaluative method by searching convergent strategies at the different scales of intervention for the architect, from the neighborhood to the building component. To reflect this approach, we present two research projects at both ends of the scales’ spectrum: RHODANIE URBAINE region, city, and neighborhood scales and WORKING SPACE building and components scales. Concrete results are shown through project models along with multicriteria evaluations.

2023

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Rhodanie urbaine - Journées Portes ouvertes de l'EPFL

Sara Sonia Formery Regazzoni, Martine Laprise

Comment régénérer les territoires urbains? Du projet urbain jusqu’au détail constructif, notre recherche vise l’intégration dans le projet architectural des enjeux liés à l’urgence climatique et à la transition vers la durabilité.

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