Le Touzet tertiary campus

The chosen volumetric principle favours a massing along the road fronts while allowing for three generous open spaces: two large patios in the heart of the project and a garden at the edge, bordering the housing buildings on the Clichy side. The design of the facades is based on a dynamic and meticulous architectural language: vertical metal fins provide rhythm and solar protection.

The opening of double-height loggias, judiciously distributed, offers an additional type of outdoor space, which generates new uses and encourages working in a different way. The terraces on the different levels contribute to the animation of the facades and offer views down onto the patios.

A large amount of hybrid space that can be used for work or relaxation is also provided. Here, the programmes are 'triggered' by deformations of the building, whose sinuosity breaks the regularity of the facade and offers spaces that are sometimes exceptional, and other times just generous and convivial. We have designed this building so that it can evolve quite easily: its future adaptability has been thought of as a guarantee of sustainability. 

From the point of view of interior ambiences, the work on the materiality of spaces and tailor-made furniture contributes to the specificity and domesticity of the spaces by bringing new sensory qualities. Through a game of delicate assemblies, users benefit from the comfort qualities of wood, stone, concrete, plants and textiles in terms of acoustics, thermics and esthetic.