70 HOUSING UNITS in SAINT-DENIS, FRANCE by PETITDIDIERPRIOUX ARCHITECTES

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The project occupies the specific setting of a corner block that, in particular, provides it with an unobstructed view over urban Paris to the south as well as allowing it to complete the urban system established by Christian Devillers. There are two types of housing typologies: 16 individual townhouses and a building containing 54 collective housing units. The houses are laid out along green spaces and passageways that organize views over the rest of the block. The collective building has an “indented” form that allows each housing unit to profit from favorable views and generously proportioned exterior spaces.

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• Architects: PETITDIDIERPRIOUX ARCHITECTES
• Project: 70 HOUSING UNITS
• Location: Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis Department), ZAC Landy, FRANCE
• Photography: 11H45 and Stephan Lucas
• Client: Plaine Commune Habitat
• Program: 70 housing units for social renting : 16 townhouses and a 54 apartments building
• Surface: 4760 m2 habitable floor area // 5195 m² net floor area
• Environmental objectives: BBC (Low energy building) – Habitat & Environnement (Housing & Environment) A Profile
• Calendar: Completion January 2013
• Cost: €7.5 M excl. VAT

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Image Courtesy © Stephan Lucas

Image Courtesy © Stephan Lucas

Image Courtesy © 11H45

Image Courtesy © 11H45

Image Courtesy © Stephan Lucas

Image Courtesy © Stephan Lucas

Image Courtesy © Stephan Lucas

Image Courtesy © PETITDIDIERPRIOUX ARCHITECTES

Tags: France, Saint-Denis

Categories: Apartments, Housing Development, Residential

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