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Les Temples du Lac
Les Temples du Lac
Paris, France
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Other Projects by Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura
Les Temples du Lac
Paris, France
A complex of 200 houses which completes the development of the ville
nouvelle of Saint-Quentin, on the other side of the artificial lake from
the site where the Taller built their first housing in France. The way
the buildings are laid out by the lakeside recalls the distribution of a
Palladian villa, with a central temple of four storeys, two
quarter-circle pavilions, and two square pavilims, one at either end.
The temple is rectangular, with a large interior courtyard overlooked by
all the apartments. The dual orientation is clearly perceptible, since
all the openings are centred on the axes of transparency. The pavilions
consist of a series of individual two-storey houses. The entrance,
vestibule and kitchen are located in the convex part, while the spacious
living room enjoys views of the lake. The false perspective of the
staircase effectively absorbs the deformation created by the radial
structure and leads up to the bedrooms. The pavilions have four floors,
and four apartments to a floor, with dual orientation at the corners.
The centre is occupied by the vertical circulation core. The pediments
of the pavilions and the central temple contain special duplex
apartments.
nouvelle of Saint-Quentin, on the other side of the artificial lake from
the site where the Taller built their first housing in France. The way
the buildings are laid out by the lakeside recalls the distribution of a
Palladian villa, with a central temple of four storeys, two
quarter-circle pavilions, and two square pavilims, one at either end.
The temple is rectangular, with a large interior courtyard overlooked by
all the apartments. The dual orientation is clearly perceptible, since
all the openings are centred on the axes of transparency. The pavilions
consist of a series of individual two-storey houses. The entrance,
vestibule and kitchen are located in the convex part, while the spacious
living room enjoys views of the lake. The false perspective of the
staircase effectively absorbs the deformation created by the radial
structure and leads up to the bedrooms. The pavilions have four floors,
and four apartments to a floor, with dual orientation at the corners.
The centre is occupied by the vertical circulation core. The pediments
of the pavilions and the central temple contain special duplex
apartments.
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