Architecture paysage
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Project • By CoBe Architecture et Paysage • Villages
Athletes Village Lot E2B
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
Project • By hethos • Private Houses
Maison Saint-Laurent
The clients have tasked the studio with a project involving the expansion of a bourgeois house dating back to 1810, alongside the restructuring of its ground floor. Situated within a sprawling property resembling an "archipelago" with various buildings scattered across two hectares of land, the extension is envisioned as a cohesive addition to the overall setting.
Hethos
Situated within a rural landscape, the Saint-Laurent house stands at the center of a vast property. One of its distinctive features is its adjacency to several auxiliary structures, including an unused outbuilding. The proposed extension of the main house is viewed as a chance to increase living space in currently cramped and dimly lit areas, while als... More
Project • By Lemay • Parks/Gardens
Place des Montréalaises
This project was designed through a collaboration between Lemay, Angela Silver, and AtkinsRéalis
Reconnecting Montreal’s city’s historic neighbourhood with its downtown core, the Place des Montréalaises bridges the sunken Ville-Marie Expressway with through a universally accessible inclined plane of a public plaza. Prominently displaying a floating urban meadow, it offers a tributary bouquet of 21 species of plants which pay homage to 21 women who have shaped Montreal throughout the city’s history.
Vincent Brillant
Creating a poetic and inclusive experience, the names of these women also mark the plane’s staircase, and become the conceptual material of the Place des Montr&eacu... More