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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. Nursing home and social housing in Paris, France by aasb_agence d’architecture suzelbroutNovember 1st, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: aasb_agence d’architecture suzelbrout Macrolot in its globality The territory of the Zac Clichy-Batignolles was conquered on the railway lines of the Gare Saint-Lazare, transforming it into a new neighborhood around the Martin-Luther-King Park and the future TGI.  view from the garden of the nursing home and the social housing box, Image Courtesy © Frédéric Delangle
 south west view from the garden, Image Courtesy © Frédéric Delangle The City of Paris and Paris Batignolles Aménagement entrusted the realization of the macrolot E10 to a group of operators formed by SNI with Maast studio (E10A) and Paris Habitat OPH with aasb and TOA (E10B). The E10B2 block is a mixed program including social housing, a nursing home, a commercial area and a shared parking.  south west and north west facades, Image Courtesy © Frédéric Delangle  nursing home terrace, Image Courtesy © Frédéric Delangle The project was designed in workshop between studios, the landscaper David Besson-Girard and Franck Boutté Consultants, environnemental engineering.  south west facade, Image Courtesy © Frédéric Delangle  smooth prefabricated walls with wood window frame, Image Courtesy © Frédéric Delangle It overtakes the limits of the ZAC to associate neighboring buildings and the “Framboisine”, a technical area of the Martin-Luther-King Park in a “figure urbano-paysagère” fited into the city. So, the project proposes to solve the equation: 1 + 1 + 1 = 1.  textured concrete with anodized shutters and window frame, Image Courtesy © Frédéric Delangle  particular nursing home room, Image Courtesy © Frédéric Delangle E10B2. Paris-Habitat. aasb_agence d’architecture suzelbrout. Nursing home with 100 beds and 18 apartments The project takes place between the two housing projects. It fixes the nursing home on the first four levels and pose above the differentiated volume of five levels apartments.  nursing home room, Image Courtesy © Frédéric Delangle  nursing home living room, Image Courtesy © Frédéric Delangle The construction uses smooth prefabricated walls with wood window frame for the nursing home; and textured concrete with anodized aluminum shutters and window frame for the apartments.  shared space of the nursing home, Image Courtesy © Frédéric Delangle The interiors of salons and rooms of the nursing home in a rough concrete with white walls, wooden floors and furnitures, appear as a hotel.  Image Courtesy © aasb_ agence d’architecture suzelbrout  Image Courtesy © aasb_ agence d’architecture suzelbrout  Image Courtesy © aasb_ agence d’architecture suzelbrout  Image Courtesy © aasb_ agence d’architecture suzelbrout
Tags: Clichy Batignolles, France, Paris Categories: Autocad, Housing Development, Nursing Home |
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