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MIXED-USE IN GENTILLY (Greater Paris)
MIXED-USE IN GENTILLY (Greater Paris)
Gentilly, France
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MIXED-USE IN GENTILLY (Greater Paris)
Gentilly, France
Project Featured on Sep 25, 2024
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2023
SIZE
5000 sqft - 10,000 sqft
Photos
In Gentilly, ALTA has created a mixed-use project with a natural design.
Located at the eastern end of Gentilly and facing a metro stop on line 14, which is due to open soon, the project comprises an office development by FOR IMMO and a 61-unit multi-family housing development by Bati-Paris, and is part of the city's plan to redevelop Rue Gabriel Péri.
Formerly occupied by industrial storage warehouses and at- tenant offices, the site is part of the Reine-Blanche district, a picturesque area on the heights of Gentilly overlooking the Bièvre valley, where high-rise buildings from the reconstruction period, former workers' housing, hospital buildings (Fondation Vallée), as well as recent multi-family housing developments and tertiary sector complexes (SCOR) coexist.
The project therefore needs to strike a balance between the desire for urbanity on the street facing the future high-rise development of line 14, and the need to connect with the suburban fabric below rue Benserade.
On rue Gabriel Péri, the project seeks to achieve a certain finesse in the façade work, so as to signal its presence without constituting a visual constraint, or an attempt to demarcate it from the neighbouring blocks.
The building is intended to be a subtle marker of the block, and the work on the main facade forms a coherent and harmonious building front, without trying to differentiate the programmes at first glance. To achieve this, the generous dimensions of the windows are accentuated by the use of metal frames. The same metalwork is used on the rear walls of the offices, in the form of vertical brise-soleils. Winter gardens enhance the facade and further blur the boundary between the two programmes.
At the heart of the block, the architects' aim was to recover the natural shape of the original plot and create an open-ground garden that connects to the neighbouring land and provides a natural distance. The built base of the offices takes advantage of this topography and opens out generously onto the garden to take advantage of the terraces and planted areas on the same level.
The two interior facades of the homes and offices are set back to ensure that the central part of the block gets plenty of sunlight and offers views of the valley and Greater Paris.
The facades at the heart of the block are more restrained and discreet, with masonry spandrel windows to ensure privacy for all.
Data sheet
Location : Gentilly (Greater Paris)
Client: Bati Paris + FOR IMMO
Architects : ALTA architectes - urbanistes
Project owner exe : EPDC + ELEMENT
BET : EPDC + Ouest Structures + ALTO + Le Chêne Breton + Sol Explorer + IETI
Office interior design : [èmM] Architectures
Control office / SPC : Socotec
General contractor : SICRA
Delivered: June 2023
Surface area: 3,700 m2 SP / 3,436 m2 SHAB residential units 5,250 m2 SP / 5,127 m2 SU offices
Programme: 61 housing, including 7 social housing units + offices (sports hall + social room) + garden
Performance: BREEAM VERY GOOD + NF HQE Habitat
Graphic documents: © ALTA
Photographs: © Charly Broyez
Located at the eastern end of Gentilly and facing a metro stop on line 14, which is due to open soon, the project comprises an office development by FOR IMMO and a 61-unit multi-family housing development by Bati-Paris, and is part of the city's plan to redevelop Rue Gabriel Péri.
Formerly occupied by industrial storage warehouses and at- tenant offices, the site is part of the Reine-Blanche district, a picturesque area on the heights of Gentilly overlooking the Bièvre valley, where high-rise buildings from the reconstruction period, former workers' housing, hospital buildings (Fondation Vallée), as well as recent multi-family housing developments and tertiary sector complexes (SCOR) coexist.
The project therefore needs to strike a balance between the desire for urbanity on the street facing the future high-rise development of line 14, and the need to connect with the suburban fabric below rue Benserade.
On rue Gabriel Péri, the project seeks to achieve a certain finesse in the façade work, so as to signal its presence without constituting a visual constraint, or an attempt to demarcate it from the neighbouring blocks.
The building is intended to be a subtle marker of the block, and the work on the main facade forms a coherent and harmonious building front, without trying to differentiate the programmes at first glance. To achieve this, the generous dimensions of the windows are accentuated by the use of metal frames. The same metalwork is used on the rear walls of the offices, in the form of vertical brise-soleils. Winter gardens enhance the facade and further blur the boundary between the two programmes.
At the heart of the block, the architects' aim was to recover the natural shape of the original plot and create an open-ground garden that connects to the neighbouring land and provides a natural distance. The built base of the offices takes advantage of this topography and opens out generously onto the garden to take advantage of the terraces and planted areas on the same level.
The two interior facades of the homes and offices are set back to ensure that the central part of the block gets plenty of sunlight and offers views of the valley and Greater Paris.
The facades at the heart of the block are more restrained and discreet, with masonry spandrel windows to ensure privacy for all.
Data sheet
Location : Gentilly (Greater Paris)
Client: Bati Paris + FOR IMMO
Architects : ALTA architectes - urbanistes
Project owner exe : EPDC + ELEMENT
BET : EPDC + Ouest Structures + ALTO + Le Chêne Breton + Sol Explorer + IETI
Office interior design : [èmM] Architectures
Control office / SPC : Socotec
General contractor : SICRA
Delivered: June 2023
Surface area: 3,700 m2 SP / 3,436 m2 SHAB residential units 5,250 m2 SP / 5,127 m2 SU offices
Programme: 61 housing, including 7 social housing units + offices (sports hall + social room) + garden
Performance: BREEAM VERY GOOD + NF HQE Habitat
Graphic documents: © ALTA
Photographs: © Charly Broyez
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