Paolo Tombesi

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EPFL ENAC IA FAR
HBL 2 2C (Halle Bleue)
Pass. du Cardinal 13b
CH-1700 Fribourg

+41 21 695 72 12
Office:  HBL 2 2C
Office:  BP 4243
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EPFL ENAC SAR-GE
BP 2231 (Bâtiment BP)
Station 16
CH-1015 Lausanne

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EPFL ENAC IA FAR
HBL 2 2C (Halle Bleue)
Pass. du Cardinal 13b
CH-1700 Fribourg

+41 21 695 72 12
Office:  BP 4243
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EPFL Comité Campus Fribourg
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CH-1700 Fribourg

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Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Architecture

PhD Programs

Doctoral Program in Architecture and Sciences of the City

Courses

Studio BA6 (FAR)

The design studio will examine the role of architecture in an environmentally friendly, productive and culturally rich region such as Lavaux. The students will study the installation of a 'dispersed hotel', to be set up according to criteria of integration, reversibility and lightness.

Building technology V

Technologie du Bâti V deals with building as a 'system' of technical and cultural operations that comprise environmental, material, structural and assembly choices. This is meant to help students acquire critical building design abilities.

Building technology VI

Detailed descriptions of building projects are employed to examine the relationship between envelope, structure, and internal environmental conditions against the backdrop of production processes and resource consumption. A design proposition for a given building facade is required.

Studio MA2 (FAR)

The design studio will examine the role of architecture in an environmentally friendly, productive and culturally rich region such as Lavaux. The students will study the installation of a 'dispersed hotel', to be set up according to criteria of integration, reversibility and lightness.