Presentation

The ENSA Normandie woodworking and model workshop is a necessary part of the initial training in architecture. It allows students to approach materiality and volumes in three dimensions.

This space offers students tools for handling wood and its derivatives, as well as the appropriate hand tools. In addition, a manager supervises and advises on the realization (study models, structural models, renderings, details, plastic arts works, furniture, prototypes).

Material available

 

Self-service

Precision band saws, belt and circular sanders, scroll saws, drill presses.

Under the control of the manager

Portable electrical equipment, measuring and cutting tools, wood combo, band saw.

Materials and supplies

Each student procures his or her own materials and supplies. However, a fair amount of restocking is possible via the workshop or the RESOURCERIE in the main hall.

carpentry workshop
Valentin Lefevre
Valentin Lefevre
Valentin Lefevre

Regulations / Health and Safety

  • Some of the equipment in the carpentry workshop is self-service. The other part is under the responsibility of the manager and must be operated in his presence.
  • Follow the safety instructions posted in the workshop.
  • Mandatory wearing of personal protective equipment (PPE), provided
  • Make sure you plan your work to respect opening and closing times
  • Clean workstations and surfaces (allow 15 minutes before closing).
  • The use of the tools is reserved for the use of the workshop. To borrow tools, please contact Olivier Renaud at the warehouse (basement on the right in the hall).
  • For any particular request or assembly, anticipate so that the technical realisation is feasible.

Practical information

Monday to Thursday: 8h45-12h30/13h15-17h30 - Friday: 8h45-12h30/13h15-16h00

For long jobs: to ensure proper organization and safety (9 users maximum), it is imperative to register 48 hours in advance:
- either via the notice board at the workshop entrance;
- or by e-mail to the workshop manager:
jean-charles.alzon@rouen.archi.fr