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Sumit Singhal
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.

EauBERGE PARIS CAPSULE HOTEL in France by MenoMenoPiu Architects

 
December 13th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: MenoMenoPiu Architects

“Just like the other European capitals such as Rome, Venice, or Barcelona, Paris risks to become a city museum. The increase of tourists in the French Capital causes panic and also leads to a gradual decentralization from the Parisians.

Paris has the largest concentration in m² of museums in the world, nearly 120 museums in total, with many urban areas which tend to be transformed into living conservatories.

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

  • Architects: MenoMenoPiu Architects
  • Project: EauBERGE PARIS CAPSULE HOTEL
  • Location: PARIS, France
  • PROJECT TEAM: Rocco Valantines, Mario Emanuele Salini, Alessandro Balducci, Giampaolo Fondi, Pietro Bodria, Giovanni Sandrini, Alexandra Baldwin, Silvia Spagnoletta, Joanna Walczak

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

This makes the city susceptible to become an architectural “outdoor” museum. The continued growth of tourist attractions therefore risks making everyday life less interesting for local residents.

In order to meet the needs of short-term housing for tourists, we decided to make further use of the banks of the Seine river, for example the Banks of Saint-Augustin.

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

Inspired by the structure and shape of the booksellers along the river and the cabin hotels in Japan, we propose to use a similar system in the spaces of great cultural attraction, hoping to reduce the decentralization of the citizens of Paris.

Our proposal is made up of a series of cabins that will be installed on platforms in relation to the Seine and the Cathedral of Notre-Dame.

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

To fully integrate oneself into the site and to have the lowest visual impact in places of such cultural importance, the cabins will be serviced by a secure corridor along the banks that will be accessible only by the users.

These temporary structures can be operated by residents as well as by the citizens.”

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Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

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Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

Image Courtesy © MenoMenoPiu Architects

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Categories: Hotel, Museum, Residential




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