法国巴黎的社区住宅
Passage de la Brie Housing by Explorations Architecture<br><br><br><br>
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French studio Explorations Architecture have completed a social housing block beside one of the narrowest streets in Paris.</span><br><br>
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The five-storey building provides eighteen apartments in a rundown neighbourhood in the centre of the city.<br><br>
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Timber box-frame windows are staggered across a white stucco exterior to maximise natural light into each flat.<br><br>
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Timber-lined balconies occupy recesses in the facade and overlook a shared courtyard.<br><br>
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Photography is by Michel Denancé.<br><br>
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Here's a few more words from the architects:<br><br>
'Passage de la Brie' Housing by Explorations Architecture<br><br>
Explorations architecture has just completed a high density social housing project in the 'Passage de la brie' in downtown historic Paris (19ème arrondissement).<br><br>
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The Passage de la brie is one of the narrowest street in Paris (only 4m across).<br><br>
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In 2005, Explorations won the competition to redevelop what had become a real slum in the middle of the City. It took 6 years to complete due to complex planning and construction issues.<br><br>
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The scheme is a contemporary variation on the "immeuble parisien de faubourg" with its white stucco and timber windows. The windows seem randomly arranged in order to maximize views and lighting.<br><br><br>
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