Urban approach . The study site is a vacant lot owned by the city of Bessancourt and located a few hundred meters away from the town hall. Its location is in continuity with its historic downtown. The site is marked on the north by the imposing presence of a church. The urban environment of the study site is very mineral, the stone church is massive and reinforces this homogeneity. The building distribution on the site is diffuse and invites us to propose a singular object, an additional object that can join the existing group.
Creation of an ensemble of six social housing rental units (PLAI).
CONTEXT
The site proposed by RIVP, the Parisian housing authority, is part of the old Paris, with its dense urban fabric of courtyards and small gardens, an environment which is currently undergoing major changes.
The Villa des Arts, which houses a set of artists’ workshops, is situated at the foot of the Butte Montmartre in the 18th arrondissement of Paris.It has just undergone a major renovation, managed by architects Grégoire Oudin (APGO) and Bertrand Naut (abn).
To our contemporary eyes, the Grand Palais is both an idea and a symbol of modernity. It is a hybrid building in terms of its architecture, its usage and its history. Neither a museum nor a simple monument, its architecture has an identity all its own, centered around the notion of a “culture machine,” a spatial means for hosting a vast diversity of events and audiences that exponentially exalts the site’s “universal” and “republican” vocation. The restoration and restructuring of the entire monument affords us the chance to reinforce this aspiration.
At 44, rue Faubourg du Temple in République José Levy unveils a second opus of the MaPharmacie concept initiated by Michael Zazoun (pharmacist by day, advice columnist without reserve by night with Enora Malagre on Virgin Radio). After Bastille in 2010, the duo is totally rewriting the rules for pharmacies, are interpretation where nothing is broken but everything is changed.
Located on a plot of land between two high-rise buildings, the conservatory stands at the interface of architectural scripts linked to the city’s building heritage. On the edge of the 17th arrondissement to the south Haussmann-style buildings look across at social housing of a more recent period. So the conservatory is located at a strategic point due to its theme, i.e. the 17th arrondissement’s history is closely linked with French music, and building this new edifice has to be worthy of this past.
The project is part of the operation Grenelle Frémicourt which includes the construction of social housing on behalf of Paris-Habitat on Frémicourt Street and the construction of a residential building on Boulevard de Grenelle.
The nursery capacity is 30 cribs. It develops as a 3 levels superstructure with the first two floors accessible to the public. The ground floor houses the reception and premises for cradles, first floor houses premises for tall children then the second floor houses staff quarters.
Architect In Charge: Anne Françoise Jumeau, Emmanuelle Marin, David Trottin
Client: PARIS HABITAT pour le DPEF
Program: Low energy consumption building (BBC) corresponding to Plan Climat, energy consumption lower than 50 kWh/m²/year, label H&E Effinergy – 30%/ Paris Habitat Charter “Chantier Propre” (ongoing studies)
Area: 417 m² SHON (net floor area)
Location: 154/158 Bvd de Grenelle, Paris 15éme, France
The plot allotted to the project is situated between Fremicourt street and Boulevard de Grenelle. It is exceptional by its orientation and its center which is in continuity with the neighbouring gardens. In order to achieve a Low Energy Consumption Building in Paris, it is fundamental to recon on important technical plans of action.
Program: 35 private housings (2800 m² ), 2 groundfloor commercial locals, common underground parking, Low energy consumption building (BBC) corresponding to Plan Climat, energy consumption lower than 50 kWh/m²/year, label H&E Effinergy – 30%/ Paris Habitat Charter “Chantier Propre” (ongoing studies)
‘HIDDEN IN A PEACEFUL COURTYARD OF CENTRAL PARIS, THIS STUDIO APARTMENT STRICTLY ACCOMMODATES WHAT’S NECESSARY TO GET AN URBAN FEEL OF THE WORLD MOST DENSE CITY.’
‘EXPANDING FROM 120SQM TO 150SQM THROUGH AN EXCAVATION PROCESS, THE TOTAL FLOOR AREA BECAME EASIER TO ARRANGE, BY STRICTLY SEPARATING PROGRAMS ON 3 DISTINCT LEVELS: OYSTER BAR ON THE STREET FLOOR, KITCHEN AND COLD ROOMS IN THE BASEMENT, OFFICE AND CHANGING ROOM ON THE TOP FLOOR.’
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