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content: add portfolio info.md text; refresh museo/dojo/textilsteinwerk texts and add three new projects from portfolio-2026

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new: hotel national (MA studio, 2026), translation (MA collage collab. with Tim Schwander + Jérôme Arnold, 2026), utopie der koexistenz (BA thesis, Kantonsspital Baden, 2025) — text sourced from portfolio-2026.typ, translated EN<->DE, images pulled from the higher-res portfolio-export folder and converted to webp.
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the séchoir-halle is a student project exploring the themes of commerce, existing structures, and adaptive reuse within former industrial architecture. a former industrial building rooted in local textile history is preserved in its identity while being given a new programme. where viscose fabrics were once hung to dry, new building blocks made from recycled textiles are produced today — load-bearing elements crafted from old fabrics using a ramming process, based on circular economy principles and material reuse. the existing structure is retained and complemented by an additional storey above one half of the hall, continuing its raw, functional atmosphere rather than replacing it. new residential units in direct proximity engage in dialogue with the industrial architecture, creating a mixed-use quarter with productive, social, and residential functions.
the séchoir-halle, a former industrial building rooted in the local textile history, was preserved in its identity while being given a new programme. where viscose fabrics were once hung to dry, new building blocks made from recycled textiles are produced today — load-bearing elements crafted from old fabrics through a ramming process, a constructive system based on circular principles.
the hall itself was altered only minimally. its existing structure is retained and complemented by an additional storey above one half of the hall. the intervention aims not at a complete redesign but at a continuation of the existing atmosphere — raw, functional, strongly identifiable.
new residential units were added in direct proximity to the hall. they stand in deliberate dialogue with the industrial architecture, forming a mixed quarter with productive, social, and residential uses.