“Tropicalizing the city”: this is the objective of this project dedicated to the medicine of tomorrow. Between nature and architecture, this 8000 m² building located in the 15th arrondissement of Paris was elected building of the year 2022 by ArchDaily. A work signed by the Franco-Brazilian architecture firm Triptyque.
“Valley” is a creation signed by the architectural firm MVRDV. An atypical project which opened its doors at the end of summer 2022 in the “Zuidas” business district in Amsterdam.
The Grands Moulins de Corbeil-Essonnes are taking shape again with an ambitious transformation project led by the Vincent Lavergne Architecture Urbanisme agency for Cogedim and Histoire & Patrimoine. A look back at this major operation...
The project is located in the commune of Gréasque, on a rural territory largely covered with oaks and pines. The strong landscape qualities of this Provençal territory are today largely called into question by the generalization of housing estates developed by promoters.
Four residences on an area of 3000 m 2: this is the new project of Kermarrec Promotion whose project management was provided by the architectural agency ECDM (Emmanuel Combarel Dominique Marrec).
That's it ! After a comprehensive refurbishment and expansion designed by Voith & Mactavish Architects LLP (VMA), the theater is once again accessible to the general public. The building, which dates to 1938, has long been a top destination for moviegoers and an art-deco centerpiece on E. State Street.
It is in the heart of the Roseraie district, in Angers, that the Oasis residence will soon emerge. This project, led by Podehlia Accession, the regional branch of Action Logement Immobilier, was launched with one objective: to encourage social diversity within the district. A residence designed by Brunet Architectes.
A graduate of the National School of Architecture and Landscape in Lille and winner of the D'A 2021 architecture prize, Heleen Hart (HBAAT architecture agency) is the first woman architect to work at the Louvre Palace.
