Mini Hybrid
UR
Antonine Espinasseau
In Montreuil, this mixed used project has been built on a former industrial site divided into many private plots. The project takes place on the site of a small 140sq.m. warehouse landlocked between permanent constructions which have already been converted into dwellings and workshops.
The project offers a production space on the ground floor: a professional kitchen for 10 people; upstairs, two 55m2 apartments take advantage of the particular conditions of the plot: a dual-aspect flat offers a view on the courtyard shared between the different lots resulting from the parcel division of the former factory, a second introverted one is organized around a patio and benefits from pre-existing openings (view easements on neighbouring volumes). The roof is accessible and offers an active space overhanging above the volumes inherited from the factory; an aromatic garden is set here serving the kitchen on the ground floor.
The project therefore presents itself as an in-between, a fragment in permanent mutation, a state in the making, opened to being taken further by its inhabitants.
hYBRIDS
↪ How can we rethink traditional city planning and respond to the urgencies of the continuously evolving urban environment?
Mini Hybrid
UR
Antonine Espinasseau
In Montreuil, this mixed used project has been built on a former industrial site divided into many private plots. The project takes place on the site of a small 140sq.m. warehouse landlocked between permanent constructions which have already been converted into dwellings and workshops.
The project offers a production space on the ground floor: a professional kitchen for 10 people; upstairs, two 55m2 apartments take advantage of the particular conditions of the plot: a dual-aspect flat offers a view on the courtyard shared between the different lots resulting from the parcel division of the former factory, a second introverted one is organized around a patio and benefits from pre-existing openings (view easements on neighbouring volumes). The roof is accessible and offers an active space overhanging above the volumes inherited from the factory; an aromatic garden is set here serving the kitchen on the ground floor.
The project therefore presents itself as an in-between, a fragment in permanent mutation, a state in the making, opened to being taken further by its inhabitants.
hYBRIDS
↪ How can we rethink traditional city planning and respond to the urgencies of the continuously evolving urban environment?
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