Architecture paris

Sector E of the Athletes’ Village is first and foremost a family resemblance. As coordinator architect of the sector, CoBe Architecture & Paysage has pre-written the main guidelines that govern the design of the various buildings while leaving some leeway to the individual designers. Discover.  Cédric Colin Cédric Colin A new district Embodying the most domestic part of the Athletes’ Village, Lot E is in line with the existing domestic districts of the city of Saint- Ouen. It draws its inspiration from the urban context to insert itself coherently into it and to enhance it. To ensure a smooth transition, it is divided into two parts: « Les Villas » and « Les Belvédères &raqu... More

One of the central tasks of Baumschlager Eberle Architekten is to "enhance the respective location" with their buildings. The social housing at 15, rue Saint Just in the Batignolles district of Paris, recently opened, confirms this thesis. 250 social housing units and 30 short-term flats have been combined in one building on 9,900 m² GFA. The valued developer is 3F residences, while Coallia and Aurore are responsible for operations and the project was realised by Eiffage. Cyrille Weiner The challenge for our Paris team, led by Anne Speicher and Mathias Bernhardt, was complex: the Boulevard Peripherique to the north and west causes noise, the wall of the Batignolles cemetery borders the site to the south, and a sports area adjoins... More

Set on the southern part of the Parisian green belt, this project comes after the demolition of a 1960s estate. As an answer to this junck architecture culture, we developed an ever flexible structure : free plan, a few columns, and the rest is secondary fill-ins. Today social housing, tomorrow who knows !  Yohan Zerdoun Yohan Zerdoun Yohan Zerdoun   Large exterior spaces, naturally ventilated interiors, planted roof, and a tree per apartment. Yohan Zerdoun Yohan Zerdoun Caption Caption More

This time Baumschlager Eberle Architekten find themselves in a prominent environment. The student city Cité internationale universitaire de Paris (C.U.I.P.) boasts residences by Le Corbusier, Willem Marinus Dudok and Claude Parent. The new Maison des étudiants de la francophonie marks the transition between the noisy Boulevard Peripherique and the quiet rue Hyazinthe Vincent. Cyrille Weiner This urban situation reflects the geometry of the slightly bent building. Its narrow side facing the boulevard accentuates the gateway situation to the boulevard, while the elongated structure leads into the depths of rue Hyazinthe Vincent. In this way, the house defines a concrete site and identity as it engages in dialogue with its... More

Project: 89 residential and commercial buildings - European branch of the University of ChicagoArchitectural team: Parc architectes (housing) + Studio Gang (Uni. Of Chicago)Client: ICADE PromotionEngineering firms: Elioth (structure - environment) Artelia (fluids - HVAC - economics) AVLS (acoustics) OLM (landscaping)Construction companies: SPIE Batignolles OUTAREX © Studio Gang Linked togetherLong associated with an industrial district, this part of the 13th district of Paris is undergoing a major transformation. The ground is an artificial slab created to cover a railway station. Today it is a project of stone, terracotta and wood that will rise. It will participate in the reintroduction of the earth and biodiversity in the... More

The Villa Eugénie is located on a long plot of land at the corner of two streets, rue Dombasle and avenue Sainte Eugénie, a cul-de-sac. Particularly respectful of its environment, both in terms of its form and the materials used, our project for 42 homeownership housing units is comprised of two sections, namely  the stone and glass corner, and a series of ateliers on a small, paved street.   Stone and glassBacking onto the existing building on 34, rue Dombasle, the project is a six storey structure located at the corner of two streets which mirrors the design of the neighbouring building, without the seventh floor. The building’s lower section is made up of grey stone panels. The street-facing façade... More

After the completion of the sports centre delivered in 2010, the construction of a new archery facility and an outdoor shooting range was the second phase of the operation to renovate and modernise the French National Institute of Sport, Expertise and Performance (INSEP). The archery building combines the programmatic demands of a high level sport with a simple, readily understandable organisational principle.   The building’s shape calls to mind a pavilion. It is initially defined by its horizontal planes: a floor and a roof. This structure is provided by a series of slender posts made of metal, a material that allows for an elegant design emphasising the lightness of the roof. This system also allows for the addition of 4-met... More

Thanks to PCA-STREAM’s project, the complex at 173–175 Haussmann recovers urban legibility that measuring up to its exceptional location a stone’s throw away from Place de l’Étoile, magnified by a majestic entrance at the bow of the building. ©Jean-Philippe Mesguen pour PCA-STREAM ©Jean-Philippe Mesguen pour PCA-STREAM Finally brought together in a coherent manner, via an overhaul of distribution, the new complex offers floors that are flexible, open, bright, and pleasant, fitted out by RF Studio with a view to addressing the challenges of tomorrow’s workspaces. They are supplemented with outstanding common areas designed by PCASTREAM, including a triple-height atrium serving as a ne... More

The apartment is located on the ground floor of a 4-story building from the 1930s in Colombes (suburbs of Paris). This Souplex of 72sqm has the particularity of being crossing and surrounded by two private courtyards. The goal of this renovation is to transform the layout of the spaces to optimize the uses.  The kitchen has been moved closer to the entrance to become a central living place, taking full advantage of the south-east light.  The living room is planned as a large modular space in the extension of the kitchen and can accommodate a bedroom with a light partition or a wooden rotating screen. A significant amount of bespoke carpentry work has been carried out to optimize storage space.   The entrance wall was repl... More

A PROJECT DEVELOPED ON A LISTED SITE The land chosen for the Russian Orthodox Spiritual & Cultural Centre project in Paris was originally occupied by the former headquarters of Meteo France. It is close to a number of very popular Parisian tourist attractions and it is adjacent to the banks of the River Seine. The development adjoins the Palais de l’Alma and is not far from the Eiffel Tower, the Quai Branly museum, the Invalides Esplanade on the left bank, and the Grand Palais and the Museum of Modern Art on the right bank. A PROJECT THAT RESPECTS THE NEIGHBOURHOOD AND THE ENVIRONMENT The project is closely incorporated into the existing urban fabric, and particular care has been taken to landscaping. The height of the four building... More