Article source: LAN Architecture
In 1990, in his preface titled “Quantum Leap” for the work presenting the Euralille project[1], Rem Koolhaas wrote: “In our contemporary world, programs become abstract in the sense that they are no longer tied to a specific place or city. They float and gravitate opportunistically around those places that provides them with the most connections.” And then, “All these facts describe a new condition that is at once local and global, as important for the “Japanese” as it is for the “Lillois.”
- Architects: LAN Architecture
- Project: Offices Lille
- Location: Euralille, France
- PROGRAM: Construction of an office and retail building
- PLANNER: SPL EURALILLE
- PROJECT MANAGER: Sogeprom, Projectim
- INVESTOR: Groupe IRD
- BUDGET: EUR 5.9 M (TAXES NOT INCLUDED)
- NET SURFACE AREA: 3 486 m²
- PROJECT TIMELINE: 2010 -2014
- TEAM: LAN Architecture (Commissioned architects), Egis (Project supervisor), Act Environnement (Environmental consultant), IOSIS (All trades engineering), Elioth (facades), Flandres Acoustique (Acoustics).
- BUILDER: SPIE (General Contractor)