Residential Building L’Ermitage in Neuchâtel, Switzerland by andrea pelati architecte and ipas architectes sa

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A secular park … a mansion … majestic trees … this is the gorgeous setting the residential building l’Ermitage settles in. Overlooking the town of Neuchatel, this plot enjoys proximity to the center and an exceptional location.

Exterior View (Images Courtesy Thomas Jantscher)

• Architects: andrea pelati architecte and ipas architectes sa
• Name of Project: Residential Building L’Ermitage
• Location: Rue Charles-Knapp 30, Neuchâtel, Switzerland
• Project area: 1,950 m2
• Year: 2006-2011
• Photographer: Thomas Jantscher

Exterior View (Images Courtesy Thomas Jantscher)

• Client: Habitat Concept Sàrl
• Project team: Andrea Pelati, Eric Ott, Gilles Batista and Jean-Claude Prêtre
• Project consultants: Mauler SA – civil engineers
• Construction / materials:
  • Structure: Reinforced and prestressed concrete
  • Facade: Anodized aluminum
  • Insulation: Mineral wool
  • Interior coating: Plaster
  • Floors: Tiles & parquet
  • Windows: Metal

Exterior View (Images Courtesy Thomas Jantscher)

To fit perfectly into this verdure, the building is fragmented, plays with its volumes. The environment is reflected in the shimmering facade enliven by the varying colors through the seasons.
The dis-articulated levels result in large outdoor spaces. The apartments enjoy an uncommon relation to nature, surrounded by the trees and opened on a panorama offered by the lake and the Alps.

On each floor lies a large apartment, designed according to the desires and needs of buyers. A way of planning housing tinted with freedom.

Interior View (Images Courtesy Thomas Jantscher)

Images Courtesy Thomas Jantscher

Interior View (Images Courtesy Thomas Jantscher)

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Ground Floor

Ist Floor

2nd Floor

3rd Floor

4th Floor

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Tags: Neuchâtel, Switzerland

Categories: Building Campus, Residential

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