比奈

巴黎 (75)

年份 2013-2016

業(yè)主 RIVP

面積 7 300 平米

造價 16 000 000歐

工程 Choulet / Forgue / Batiserf /Bassinet Turquin Paysage

圖像C. Wallon

Paris (75)

Year 2013 - 2016

Client RIVP

Surface –7.300 m2

Cost – 16 M€

Consultant Batiserf - Forgue - Choulet -Bassinet Turquin Paysage

IMAGE C. Wallon

蒙馬特門街區(qū)位于巴黎第18區(qū)西北部，毗鄰圣旺鎮(zhèn)。巴黎政府致力增加投入，啟動切實的改造， 而此基地在大規(guī)模的都市重建項目中占優(yōu)先地位。

項目書的要求涵蓋了 59個商業(yè)用途的活動場所，兼有一個多功能廳、一個報告廳、一個餐飲區(qū)和33個地下停車位。設計宗旨是給商業(yè)活動提供一個可持續(xù)的場所，具體體現在開放性、露臺、工作空間、高質量的景觀規(guī)劃、視線、多朝向等。簡而言之，建筑要把城市和項目書上的制約條件化解成可利用的優(yōu)勢。階梯狀的體量在轉角處被切分并轉向，與第二條路保持平行。L型的房屋各立面都由大開口的窗戶構成，底層是一個通透的大廳。門廳位于電梯前方，保證了每層樓東西向的通透性。我們的建筑直接受“日光工廠”原理啟發(fā)，這類北美建筑風潮力求把光線最大限度地引入辦公空間。工作室和辦公樓因而設計成開放空間， 立面由大面積玻璃組成，屋頂花園作為體塊的收尾。

the Porte de Montmartre neighborhood is located in the northwest part of the 18th arrondissement of Paris,bordering the town of saint-Ouen. it comprises one of the priority sites in the extensive Urban renewal project undertaken by the city of Paris in its effort to increase engagement and set into motion a real process of change.

Our project met the programmatic requirements calling for a complex of 59 premises for businesses, with communal areas, a multipurpose hall, a conference room, cafeteria, and 33 parking spots underground. Our goal is to build a sustainable structure for businesses, the whole integrating a speci fi c quality of life, expressed through a generosity of openings, terraces, workspaces, quality landscape planning, views, multiple orientations. . . in short, architecture that transforms urban and programmatic constraints into veritable assets. it is a terraced structure that splits and turns at a right angle, remaining parallel to a second road. the l-shaped building has large bay windows looking out from all sides throughout, while a large hall traverses and opens up the ground fl oor. The entrance halls meet in front of the elevators, preserving an east-west transparency at all levels of the building. the architecture of our building is directly inspired by the principle of a “daylight factory”. this north American architectural tendency seeks to bring the maximum amount of natural light into the workspaces. The workshop and of fi ce buildings are thus designed with open-space fl oors, lit internally through facades made largely of glass, and topped by terraced roo fi ng.