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Belles Feuilles
Paris, France
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Belles Feuilles
Paris, France
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2023
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
Located in the Victor Hugo area of Paris's 16th arrondissement, this apartment is part of a modern 1950s building. Its open plan and dual orientation are key features highlighted in the project’s design.
During the renovation, the demolition work revealed the secrets of the original construction. By choosing to leave raw materials exposed, the project’s layout was simplified. Part of the rubble stone wall was carefully restored with lime mortar, showcasing the raw stone. The transverse beam, once concealed within the masonry, was revealed in its raw state, emphasizing its importance in the project’s design.
These materials reflect the construction techniques of the 1950s, a time marked by the transition between reinforced concrete and traditional methods. The project’s layout is structured around two axes: the transverse beam and a central column, which define a secondary longitudinal axis.
The living spaces are furnished with custom-made elements. A niche in the rubble stone wall houses a bespoke bar designed to fit its irregular architecture. This piece, detached from the walls, rests on the original marble base. Similarly, the kitchen, dressing room, and bathroom are all structured around these axes.
To enhance energy efficiency, an insulated wooden cladding was installed on the shared wall. Inside, wood fiber insulation was used—a natural, recyclable material with excellent thermal and acoustic properties. Additionally, a recycled rubber underlayer was installed for acoustic insulation, and the space is finished with solid oak parquet flooring.
During the renovation, the demolition work revealed the secrets of the original construction. By choosing to leave raw materials exposed, the project’s layout was simplified. Part of the rubble stone wall was carefully restored with lime mortar, showcasing the raw stone. The transverse beam, once concealed within the masonry, was revealed in its raw state, emphasizing its importance in the project’s design.
These materials reflect the construction techniques of the 1950s, a time marked by the transition between reinforced concrete and traditional methods. The project’s layout is structured around two axes: the transverse beam and a central column, which define a secondary longitudinal axis.
The living spaces are furnished with custom-made elements. A niche in the rubble stone wall houses a bespoke bar designed to fit its irregular architecture. This piece, detached from the walls, rests on the original marble base. Similarly, the kitchen, dressing room, and bathroom are all structured around these axes.
To enhance energy efficiency, an insulated wooden cladding was installed on the shared wall. Inside, wood fiber insulation was used—a natural, recyclable material with excellent thermal and acoustic properties. Additionally, a recycled rubber underlayer was installed for acoustic insulation, and the space is finished with solid oak parquet flooring.
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