Bonneuil’s Leisure Center in France by NZI Architectes

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Working for children requires designing places with both soft and playful atmospheres, conducive to the awakening of children and their well-being. The idea here is to constitute a protective place but turned outward.

Internal circulations are treated as places of life and passages, naturally lit, appropriated by staff and children. The staff will be able to easily supervise children. Throug the circulations, the interior of each room is visible.

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• Architects: NZI Architectes
• Project: Bonneuil’s Leisure Center
• Location: Bonneuil-en-France, France
• Photography: Juan Sepulveda Grazioli
  
• Completion Year: 2018

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For this, we have organized a compact plan through two axes, on which we graft the elements of the program:

1. The axis 1 (North-East South-West) presents from the entrance, a perspective towards the courtyard park through the leisure center.

2. The circulation axis 2 is in continuity with the entrance. From the outside, the depth of the equipment is revealed thanks to this breakthrough. On this axis, we installed the children’s locker rooms in a largely glazed space, in the continuity of the alcove circulation.

Image Courtesy © Juan Sepulveda Grazioli

Image Courtesy © Juan Sepulveda Grazioli

The patio a multi-faceted tool

brings a maximum of natural light and transparency from its central position. At the heart of the equipment, it allows to organize the various programmatic elements.

Thus the lobby, all circulations and the reception area benefit from natural light as well as children’s changing rooms. This patio, can, among other things, host specific activities such as small educational gardens (vegetal development, recovery of rainwater recovered, etc.), to be fed by small groups and to be a showcase of activities developed by small . Shrubs are planted there.

Image Courtesy © Juan Sepulveda Grazioli

Image Courtesy © Juan Sepulveda Grazioli

Materials

The envelope consists of insulated wood frame walls. The roof is supported by a traditional frame. Inside, noble materials such as wood are part of the composition. In facade we favor lines

clean and minimalist treatment. Smooth and white plaster walls are punctuated by generous windows of aluminum curtain wall type on a wood structure height.

Image Courtesy © Juan Sepulveda Grazioli

Image Courtesy © Juan Sepulveda Grazioli

Acoustic issue

The location of the equipment near Roissy airport requires us to look closely at this point. The acoustic performances are evaluated according to two criteria, the insulation vis-à-vis the airborne noise and the insulation vis-à-vis the noise of shocks. The dormitory, not requiring natural light, is not proposed in frontage.

This allows acoustic protection vis-à-vis the outside (cars to

future municipal workshops, deliveries, maintenance, etc …)

In the same way, separations between rooms are proposed in light partitions,

which makes it possible to provide flexibility for interior fittings.

Image Courtesy © Juan Sepulveda Grazioli

Image Courtesy © Juan Sepulveda Grazioli

Image Courtesy © Juan Sepulveda Grazioli

Image Courtesy © Juan Sepulveda Grazioli

Image Courtesy © NZI Architectes

Tags: Bonneuil, France

Categories: Center, Entertainment Centre, entertainment venue

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