"For this home and reception centre for disabled adults initiated by Paris Habitat for the Philanthropic Society, we wanted to offer a desirable and generous living environment for the residents and the staff who work there.
This project raises the question of a balance between controlling intimacy and opening up to the outside world. We respond carefully to them with a diversity of situations. The 22m² rooms are considered here as bright and widely open stays, which residents will be able to invest in in a sustainable way. Open-air rooms", in the form of three patios overlooking the landscape, provide an outdoor space that is significantly protected from the sounds of the city. A very large elevator serves the different floors and opens on the top level onto a vast collective terrace where you can discover the extent and complexity of the metropolis. "
Lambert Lénack
Lambert Lénack
