Projets d'architecture en
Logement
- Domain /
- Logement
- Programme /
- intermediate habitat
- Lieu /
- St Heand (42)
- Maître d'oeuvre /
- Commune de St Heand
- Surface /
- 920 m²
- Coût /
- 970 000 euros HT
- Mission /
- mastery of complete
- Calendrier /
- delivery in 2006
- Agence /
- Art Ingenierie
- Description /
- The village of St Heand is structured around the RD 11. It is a draft habitat intermediary who raises the issues of redefining the entrance to the village, intervention in an old buildings and report the road.
The project includes housing a group of six residences and three townhouses. The layout consists of two volumes positioned "T" and face due south based on a base housing the terminal semi buried.
The foundation ensures the protection near the way with an elevation of housing and is the liaison between the two entities: the collective and townhouses. It is directed by a concrete wall that owns a fruit and a stone cladding countries. The plant is the second element defining the base; tree plantations of townhouses are likely to "fall back" on the stone wall.
The town houses have two terraces, one for residence and the other for rooms. A volume door-to-fake on the ramp terminal is home to a room. It has a metal structure and a dressing of wood.
In the basement, every home has a garage, a parking space and a cellar.
