Site Liberté
        Rosny Métropolitain
        Flachat
        Tolbiac
        Haxo Gambetta
        Gare de Lyon
        Tower Batignolles
        Ney
        Eugénie
        Tower Part-Dieu
        Jean Lolive
        Rives de l'Ourcq
        Vilgénis
        Volta
        Manuguerra
Roquepine
        Stendhal
        Epinettes
        Charles Renard
        Girondins
        Olympiades
        Chemin vert
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Description
Built in the 1960s, Télécom Paris building D is an archetype of its time, with load-bearing partitions, poorly insulated walls and a mosaic of facades. Its metamorphosis responds to the double challenge of ensuring its long-term survival by giving it new environmental characteristics and micro-densification, in an area where finding accommodation is already a challenge for students. To meet the first challenge, biodegradable materials are the order of the day, and wood is used for everything that deviates from the original envelope, while its lightness ensures that the original structure is not overloaded. Ceramic cladding, renowned for its durability, replaces glass paste on the façade. On the second point, a total redistribution has allowed the residence to go from 302 cramped rooms with no kitchen area to 344 larger units with kitchenette and shower room. The existing balconies have been integrated into the living space of the rooms in the form of alcoves, and space has been added in the underused corners and on the roof to accommodate larger units.
Program
Restoration of a 344-unit student residence
Client
RIVP - Crous de Paris
Team
ITAR Architectures
Archetype
photos 11h45 except working site
Surface
9 200 m² sp
Cost
17,7 M € HT
Performance
NF Habitat
Plan climat de Paris
BBC Effinergie Rénovation