Site Liberté
Rosny Métropolitain
Flachat
Haxo Gambetta
Tolbiac
Gare de Lyon
Tower Batignolles
Eugénie
Millerand Bagan
Ney
Jean Lolive
Tower Part-Dieu
Rives de l'Ourcq
Vilgénis
Volta
Manuguerra
Roquepine
Stendhal
Epinettes
Charles Renard
Girondins
Olympiades
Stendhal
Stendhal
Description
A former tuberculosis dispensary built in 1904 by Louis Bonnier, the building's architecture stands out in the urban landscape of the 20th arrondissement. The program involved restoring optimum functionality and accessibility to these spaces, which had historically been split in two. The conversion respects the architectural richness of the building. The curves, vaults, and triangular exterior courtyard (now an interior circulation area) are highlighted. Extensive restructuring of the public areas on the ground floor and renovation of the first floor have enabled the building to be brought up to standard and its uses to be rethought for the 21st century. Work on the interior circulation has created a pathway punctuated by different inlets of natural light, a dominant bright color has been used to identify the thresholds, and a new lift has brought the courtyard to life with its screen-printed glazing.
Program
Restructuring and renovation of the offices of the departmental social service in the 20th arrondissement
Client
Paris' department
Team
ITAR Architectures, CET Ingénierie
Surface
1 880 m² shon
Cost
2,8M€ HT