Selection 29 projets

Village of Brands and House of Artistic Crafts

A luxury outlet near Giverny

The project of the Village de Marques and the Maison des Métiers d’Art proposes an open spatial organization, generating a new urban dynamic for the city of Vernon. The ground plan revolves around a central esplanade, the real heart of the project, around which about a hundred shops are located. Designed as a meeting place, this space mixes mineral and plant dimensions to unite the entire site.

The program combines shops, restaurants, leisure activities and services within a coherent and orderly architectural composition. The central axis is highlighted by a green wall signed by Patrick Blanc, while a monumental staircase connects the different levels. At the entrance of the site, the Maison des Métiers d’Art, identifiable by its glass crown, will host workshops and showrooms dedicated to the enhancement of the know-how of French craftsmen. The whole is based on a palette of noble and durable materials, asserting a contemporary identity inspired by Parisian chic.

REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE – PEACE STREET

The project involves setting up the Paris representative office of a Swiss company specializing in trading in petroleum products.

The space has been arranged so as to favor the views and the use of terraces. Lacquer elements allow to reflect the light and project views on all sides of the meeting space.

The layout allows for two distinct workspaces while maintaining visual transparency. The choice of furniture contributes to establishing a friendly working atmosphere, in line with the identity and values of the company.

The space is divisible thanks to a set of electric blinds, also allowing to modulate the light variations of the two meeting spaces.

The property complex blends harmoniously into a mixed district combining offices, businesses and residences. The project aims for an ambitious thermal renovation, with energy savings objectives by 2040, 2050 and 2060.

Our commitment goes beyond aesthetic considerations: an improvement in energy performance of 60%, in line with the requirements of the tertiary decree, is planned. The facades will be equipped with prefabricated modules combining wood, zinc and high-performance glazing. Fixed, functional and durable sunshades will regulate natural light while effectively protecting from summer solar radiation.

Outside, partial green coverage, modernized fences and electric vehicle charging stations will contribute to enhancing the urban environment. It is a rehabilitation respectful of the original identity of the building, inscribed in a dynamic of sustainable transformation, making the building a living entity fully integrated into the city.

CONSTRUCTION PROJECT OF BUILDING CHB1

The spatial organization offers optimal internal functionality, allowing a smooth flow of activities while preserving the tranquility of staff and patients. The hospital thus seeks harmonious connections with the city and its green spaces to accompany the patient.

This degree of openness makes the hospital a place of healing open to all, interconnected, in order to reconcile the image of the hospital with the collective imagination. A coexistence between sports equipment and public spaces of the hospital is proposed to affirm this mix of uses and strengthen these links.

Reception and circulation spaces combine multiple flows of communication and permeability between the services, while reconciling the needs for discretion and privacy.

COMMIT TO THE WELL-BEING OF ALL

At the initiative of the association Architectes Solidaires, thanks to the financial support of the Capelli Foundation and the collective Protège ton Soignant, Arte Charpentier has voluntarily ensured the renovation of the space dedicated to the nursing staff of the Jean Verdier Hospital, from design to completion.

By redesigning this space as a place of relaxation and well-being, Arte Charpentier wanted to improve the daily life of the teams working on the site, offering caregivers a friendly and pleasant break setting, with particular attention paid to acoustics and the choice of design.