Project Title For a Sustainable Living
Location: Boulogne Billancourt France
Year: 2008
Client: La cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine
Surface area: 1780 m2
Budget: 3,6ML €
Project architectural Mario Cucinella Architects
Team: Mario Cucinella
Elizabeth Francis
Andrea Parigi
Debora Venturi
Christina Garavelli
Riccardo Minghini
Caterina Michelini
Susanna Tundo
Aldo Giacchetto
Structural wooden Engineering: IVALSA
Mechanical engineering Politecnica Ingenierie e Architettura
Electrical engineering: Politecnica Ingenierie e Architettura
3D Rendering : Studio Engram
, France, 2008. This residential building was the result of an ideas competition organised by the Cité de l’Architecture et du patrimoine in Paris between eight international architects specialised in sustainable Architecture. The title of the exhibition is “For Sustainable Living`.
The building is 1,780m2 over six floors and is located in Boulogne Bilancourt just outside Paris. It is conceived as a series of overlapping timber layers. The simple geometry of the private spaces ensures total adaptability of the interior depending on the requirements of each occupant. One façade has protruding ‘boxes’ that create a dynamic elevation with private protected terraces. The opposite side is calm and ordered. The spaces flow into one another and link the two sides of the building. Shared services are on the ground floor, such as the kindergarten, restaurant and bar and on the roof a garden is shared by all the inhabitants. A partial glass covering allow the creation of an internal microclimate and each sheltered common space is designed as a specific vegetal ecosystem
The environmental strategies employed, such as photovoltaic panels, materials and insulation, have allowed a building that is energy positive, producing 6kWk/m2 per year more than it consumes.
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