Paris, France
Young retired architect, I left architecture After 10 years of working for international offices and European universities. Co-Founder of COMAC in 2011/2015, I left my office life to devote myself to the 'surf culture'.
Surfing is my main source of inspiration, I am using my skills, combining craft
ing and design to express beautiful moments spent in the ocean.
Expressing the thrill of surfing, I developed an approach based on the aesthetics of surfing and the relationship between the surfer and the natural environment.
Concerned about the ecological innovation, I developed a craft around products and recycled materials for a surf industry more creative, sustainable and ecological.
Paris, France
DPEA Naval architectur
Brest, France
Master 2 in marin engineering
barcelona, Espagne
Paris, France
Premier prix Selection Culture
pour le square de Gignac la Nerthe
Marseille, France
Master degree in architecture
Architecture
naval architecture
Design
graphism
film marker
Auto CAD
Adobe CC Suite
Rhino 3D Modeling Software
Adobe Cinema 4D
Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel...)
anglais
Courant
français
Langue natale
espagnol
Courant
El arquitecto francés François Jaubert dejó de lado su vida profesional para mudarse a Portugal y comenzar a crear tablas de surf con materiales eco-friendly. Sigue leyendo y conoce todo el proceso con nosotros.
french architect françois jaubert turns trash into eco-friendly surfboards
The city center’s new square and pavilion delivers a two-level proposal: first an urban evolution and then a social answer.
The main goal is to unify three deserted plots into a whole public square connected with the actual city center, composed of the town hall main square, the church, an old bar
n, a village house, an old wash house and the boulevard Perrier.
A meeting, a Project, a XVIIth century barn and a knowlegde. Sharing the passion of the place throughout a restaurant combining the highlight of the country and cultural heritage. The barn is made of traditionals stones walls, three wild openings are facing the North, a clay ground and a skeleton ent
irely recovered with its original tiles. In the South part, a garden looking onto a street facing the city hall. A frame full of history.
