AECCafe: Paris Elementary School by Ameller, Dubois Associés

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Paris Elementary School by Ameller, Dubois Associés

March 27th, 2011 by Natasha

Building an elementary school and restructuring a kindergarden not far from the Arc de Triomphe. Offices done in antique style. Environmentally conscious development.

Beaujon - Paris Elementary School

Architects: Philippe Ameller et Jacques Dubois
Architectes assistants : Claire Marrodal, Marie Warburton, Marc Pelé
Location: Paris, rance
Completion: 2012
Status: In progress
Contractor: Ville de Paris
Dates2008 – 2012
Surface area: 4700 m²
Budget: 13 M€

Playground

A homogenous treatment of the facades was chosen in order to make the building blend in effortlessly with the neighboring buildings. This suggestion of coherence is reverberated within the building: the many variety of programs, although spread over five stories, have commonalities. The overall image is clear, legible, identifiable. Reprising the near totality of the founding design principles of adjacent parcels ensured a harmonious intergration with the enviornment.

Study Mock Up

Facade Study Model

Second Floor Plan

: Second Floor Plan

: Beaujon

: Playground

: Study Mock Up

: Facade Study Model

Contact Ameller, Dubois Associés

Tags: France, Paris

Category: School

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