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22 APARTMENTS AND A CHILDCARE CENTRE in Bagnolet, France by PETITDIDIERPRIOUX ARCHITECTES

Tuesday, October 13th, 2015

Article source: PETITDIDIERPRIOUX ARCHITECTES

In an urban fabric comprising a large number of single family homes and marked by former market gardens and industrial wastelands, the incorporation of a collective programme had to meet several conditions.

Image Courtesy © Stephan Lucas

Architects: PETITDIDIERPRIOUX ARCHITECTES
Project: 22 APARTMENTS AND A CHILDCARE CENTRE
Location: Bagnolet, France
Photography: Stephan Lucas and David Boureau
Consultants: SLI (Sécurite Levage Ingénierie) All-trades engineering and quantity surveying
Client: Logis-Transports and Petite Enfance Gestion
Program: Construction of 22 apartments for social renting: studios, one-bedroom apartments, two-roomed apartments + childcare center (30 cribs // ground floor) + underground parking
Surface: 965 m² habitable floor area // 330 usable floor area // 1400 m² net floor area
Calendar: Completion October 2012
Cost: €2.4 M excl. VAT
Environmental objectives: RT 2005 -10% (French Thermal Regulation)

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Blur in Bagnolet, France by CoudamyDesign

Sunday, December 15th, 2013

Article source: CoudamyDesign

Paul Coudamy has transformed a butcher shop in Bagnolet (France) into a private home. Renovating professional premises to change them into living accommodation is now a frequent occurrence in Paris and its surrounding suburbs, an exercise in architecture that requires thinking of new concepts of living, interchanging private life and public life. Blur is therefore a transparent environment made up of spaces that never totally discloses its fragile privacy. It is formed of a continuous succession of concrete and glass symbolizing a period that combines work and pleasure in a single movement.