Azza JANI
PORTFOLIO
Motivation
During my visits to Matmata, I was always fascinated by the exceptional landscape of this millenary village and the local constructive know-how of its inhabitants. However, moving was my first encounter with a strange building. Abandoned, a construction with a rectilinear appearance in this specific organic fabric of this Berber village challenged me, I was impressed by the charm of this atypical construction "what is it?" This curiosity was forgotten for a while until a second meeting. During the exploration of the book Synagogues of Tunisia, monuments of a history and an identity1 which is interested in synagogues in Berber environment. It was the moment when I realized that this is a "Synagogue". I then wanted to come back to the scene. However, my reaction was mixed. The current state of this neglected building was distressing. Such architecture is gradually being forgotten. Many questions were necessary and pushed me to develop them in this architectural dissertation.
Bati en 1902, le Théâtre de la ville de Tunis, superbe architecture style Art nouveau, conçue par un architecte français appelé Resplendy. On l'a surnommé la bonbonnière Resplendy. Les travaux de restauration du théâtre Municipal démarrés en juillet 2016, sont terminés en avril 2017. Outre l’élaboration des études architecturales (Aps- Apd et exécution) et la préparation du DAO, l ’ASM en a été chargée de la direction et contrôle de l’exécution de l’ensemble des travaux à L’exception des lots spéciaux (mission B1) et du règlement des décomptes (mission D). Dans ce nouveau projet de restauration, ont été entrepris une grande opération de consolidation des structures porteuses, la modernisation de tous les réseaux divers, l’assainissement de la cave et la reprise de l’installation de la sécurité incendie, le réaménagement des espaces réservés aux bureaux et aux techniciens du plateau, la reprise de l’étanchéité sur les terrasses, le rafraichissement de la peinture décorative et le ravalement des façades.
Motivation
During my visits to Matmata, I was always fascinated by the exceptional landscape of this millenary village and the local constructive know-how of its inhabitants. However, moving was my first encounter with a strange building. Abandoned, a construction with a rectilinear appearance in this specific organic fabric of this Berber village challenged me, I was impressed by the charm of this atypical construction "what is it?" This curiosity was forgotten for a while until a second meeting. During the exploration of the book Synagogues of Tunisia, monuments of a history and an identity1 which is interested in synagogues in Berber environment. It was the moment when I realized that this is a "Synagogue". I then wanted to come back to the scene. However, my reaction was mixed. The current state of this neglected building was distressing. Such architecture is gradually being forgotten. Many questions were necessary and pushed me to develop them in this architectural dissertation.
Motivation
During my visits to Matmata, I was always fascinated by the exceptional landscape of this millenary village and the local constructive know-how of its inhabitants. However, moving was my first encounter with a strange building. Abandoned, a construction with a rectilinear appearance in this specific organic fabric of this Berber village challenged me, I was impressed by the charm of this atypical construction "what is it?" This curiosity was forgotten for a while until a second meeting. During the exploration of the book Synagogues of Tunisia, monuments of a history and an identity1 which is interested in synagogues in Berber environment. It was the moment when I realized that this is a "Synagogue". I then wanted to come back to the scene. However, my reaction was mixed. The current state of this neglected building was distressing. Such architecture is gradually being forgotten. Many questions were necessary and pushed me to develop them in this architectural dissertation.
Motivation
During my visits to Matmata, I was always fascinated by the exceptional landscape of this millenary village and the local constructive know-how of its inhabitants. However, moving was my first encounter with a strange building. Abandoned, a construction with a rectilinear appearance in this specific organic fabric of this Berber village challenged me, I was impressed by the charm of this atypical construction "what is it?" This curiosity was forgotten for a while until a second meeting. During the exploration of the book Synagogues of Tunisia, monuments of a history and an identity1 which is interested in synagogues in Berber environment. It was the moment when I realized that this is a "Synagogue". I then wanted to come back to the scene. However, my reaction was mixed. The current state of this neglected building was distressing. Such architecture is gradually being forgotten. Many questions were necessary and pushed me to develop them in this architectural dissertation.
Motivation
During my visits to Matmata, I was always fascinated by the exceptional landscape of this millenary village and the local constructive know-how of its inhabitants. However, moving was my first encounter with a strange building. Abandoned, a construction with a rectilinear appearance in this specific organic fabric of this Berber village challenged me, I was impressed by the charm of this atypical construction "what is it?" This curiosity was forgotten for a while until a second meeting. During the exploration of the book Synagogues of Tunisia, monuments of a history and an identity1 which is interested in synagogues in Berber environment. It was the moment when I realized that this is a "Synagogue". I then wanted to come back to the scene. However, my reaction was mixed. The current state of this neglected building was distressing. Such architecture is gradually being forgotten. Many questions were necessary and pushed me to develop them in this architectural dissertation.
