#architecte paris

Situado en el distrito 14 de París, el nuevo Centro de Neurociencias del Hospital Sainte-Anne, diseñado por Pargade Architectes y finalizado en 2024, representa una inteligente intersección de continuidad histórica y diseño medioambiental contemporáneo. Encargado por GHU Paris Centre Hospitalier Sainte-Anne, el proyecto honra el legado del arquitecto del siglo XIX Charles Auguste Questel al tiempo que traza una nueva dirección para la arquitectura sanitaria, abierta, adaptable y ecológicamente integrada. Charly Broyez Pargade Architectes   El centro es un componente clave de una transformación más amplia del emplazamiento de Sainte-Anne, de siete hect&aac... Más

The "Petite Ceinture" is an iconic heritage of Paris. It is represented by its bridges, tracks, station buildings, and auxiliary constructions: depots, ticket offices, and other service buildings. Some of these have already been restored, like the Gare de Montrouge-Ceinture and Gare de Passy-la-Muette, others are being prepared for restoration, and some are abandoned or have been demolished. For example, the main building of Grenelle Station at Place Balard has not survived—only archival photographs remain—but the ticket office/entrance building still stands. Caption According to maps, it housed some businesses some time ago, but for several years now, it has appeared abandoned and fenced off. It is sad to see it in this s... Más

In the Clignancourt district, reimagines a small living space with its unique geometry. The presence of several windows allowed for the living space to be divided into a bedroom and a kitchen-living area with a glass partition, visually softening its elongated shape. Caption The storage area is hidden behind wall panels and built-in cabinets made of natural oak, uniting the entryway, living room, and bedroom. A light beige color scheme for textiles and paint was chosen, adding coziness and warmth. Caption The kitchen area is highlighted with metal in golden hues. The central art composition in the living area is surrounded by natural oak veneer. Glass tables made of tinted glass complement and lighten the area. Caption The... Más

Our Paris Architect firm renovated this old 893m2 bookstore dating from the end of the 19th century into a restaurant in Allier in Auvergne.The renovation was done in accordance with the artistic direction of the franchise so as not to distort the brand image. We find the navy blue color on the walls as well as the decorative steel elements on the bar counter.Some elements of the old bookstore have been preserved, such as some books placed on the shelves to bring a unique charm to this restaurant.A lot of work on the roof and tiling was necessary in order to maximize customer comfort.This restaurant, which is very spacious, allows customers to be far enough apart from each other, to benefit from privacy and to allow the servers to move arou... Más

The objective was to carry out the renovation of these offices while respecting the artistic direction of the project. Our team of architects therefore opted for open offices that provide a certain amount of light and facilitate movement and exchanges between the different members of the company. Architecte Paris Architecte Paris The glass partitions also facilitate the diffusion of light throughout all the rooms but also allow for a reduction in noise.Our architects transformed these premises while preserving the original design of the building. To do this, they integrated an industrial style with materials such as metal or glass that they contrasted with green plants. Architecte Paris Architecte Paris This harmonious... Más