Located in the Mouffetard area, Latin Quarter of Paris, our project aims to de-densify the heart of the city block in which it is located.
The building is set back from the street allowing the sunlight to reach the school courtyard set across the street
This setup allows respiration and gives back space to the pedestrian passage. The roof line is continuous and guaranties the continuity of the facades over the street. The set up on the plot is effective, the street is no longer only functional it has become sumptuous
The construction is a unique volume that has been hollowed out. The recesses generate a course. They punctuate and follow our movements. The created volumes allow different typologies for the apartments as well as creating views for all. The project is more an architectural device than a sculpture.
The primary concrete structure supports wooden based facades. The envelope is of pre-aged zinc and wooden openwork cladding. The hall, stairs and landings are set up in a unique volume that has no partitions; the different levels are visually linked. Perambulation is naturally illuminated in the common spaces. Apartments have from two to three orientations. Hollow construction elements were refused. The apartments are luxurious
A compact building, a well-insulated wooden structure, solar panels, double glazing windows, a planted roof terrace and loggias with a southern exposure allow us to respect the requirements of Paris’s Climate Plan and to reduce the ecological impact of the building.
It is architecture of an efficient nature.
Developer: ELOGIE
Location: Passage des Patriarches, Paris 75005
Architects: Vous Êtes Ici Architectes (A. Becker, J. Paulré, P. Pflughaupt)
Program: Social housing / 11 apartments + 2 business premises
Label PHE / Plan Climat Paris
Cost: 2,8 M € (VAT not included)
Calendar : Part 1 completed november 2013
Part 2 completed march 2014
Area : 1500 m²
Partners and collaborators :
Fayolle & Fils (general contractor), FACEA (technical engineering), BMA (economist), ICADE (environment engineering)
Photograph : 11H45
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