Lines & Color for a parisian flat in France by Aude

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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Lines & Color for a parisian flat in France by Aude Borromée Architecte

May 18th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Aude Borromée Architecte

A renovation project for an apartment in Paris. A project which is based on transitions between texture, colors, tints and transparencies. Living spaces are designed and drawn with lots of details including the made to measure furniture. Functionally the idea was to plan two bedrooms with their own bathroom in small spaces and to imagine a kind of “invisible” kitchen in a wide living room.

Architects: Aude Borromée Architecte
Project: Lines & Color for a parisian flat
Location: Paris, France

A renovation that includes putting down the existing partitions & plan as well as rethinking all the technical aspects and above all redefining spaces; drawing all the furniture and the interior design and aesthetic. The main requirement of the landlords (a young couple) was to have a single big living room asking that they would not see their kitchen when seated in their sofa and however to have 7 meter long of storage for kitchenware. The program included also two bedrooms with each one their bathroom.

The final projects brings richness & lightness to this wide living room from its organization, the way it is structured (the kitchen is located in the circulation flows, divided in three places and without any high elements), customized and flexible furniture (sliding panels…) and above all a whole play of colored stripes, lines & graphics and perspectives between the different rooms that reveal the transitions, the different materials, shades and transparencies.

A project that reaches its functional goals while bringing a specific attention to the atmospheres and their interactivity.

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Tags: France, Paris

Category: Apartments

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