"In the heart of the dense 6th arrondissement, this project of eight dwellings strives to find a balance between a necessary discretion in the Parisian street and a resolutely contemporary architectural presence. Through its volume and positioning, the building completes and confirms a typical Parisian building frontage. Similarly, its vertical openings and the use of limestone allow it to be materially and formally inscribed in this environment. On the scale of the street, the project thus manifests only a discreet presence." - Jean-Christophe Quinton Architecte
#82 - Housing in Rue Jean-Bart
Jean-Christophe Quinton Architecte - RIVP
Published in March 2022Informations
Adress
12 rue Jean-Bart, Paris 06
Date
2022
Program
RIVP
Architect
Jean-Christophe Quinton, architect
with Charles Rosenfled, architect
MOE team
Eco+construire (construction economics)
EXEDIX (structure)
AXPACAAL (fluids/thermal/HQE)
Companies
AMT (general contractor)
Hérès (stone cutting)
Batipose (laying the stone)
Semefer (locksmithing)
Daubigney (external wood joinery)
Laumond (aluminium exterior joinery)
Delivery
September 2021
Film production
Pavillon de l'Arsenal
Executive production and direction
Stéphane Demoustier and Benoit Martin, Année Zéro
Image and Editiing
Cyrille Lallement, Téo Sizun, Mehdi Ackermann
Original music
Carried strings of epic kings, by Jon Gegelman
12 rue Jean-Bart, Paris 06
Date
2022
Program
8 family dwellings and extension of a crèche
Project ownerRIVP
Architect
Jean-Christophe Quinton, architect
with Charles Rosenfled, architect
MOE team
Eco+construire (construction economics)
EXEDIX (structure)
AXPACAAL (fluids/thermal/HQE)
Companies
AMT (general contractor)
Hérès (stone cutting)
Batipose (laying the stone)
Semefer (locksmithing)
Daubigney (external wood joinery)
Laumond (aluminium exterior joinery)
Delivery
September 2021
Film production
Pavillon de l'Arsenal
Executive production and direction
Stéphane Demoustier and Benoit Martin, Année Zéro
Image and Editiing
Cyrille Lallement, Téo Sizun, Mehdi Ackermann
Original music
Carried strings of epic kings, by Jon Gegelman