Loft XX Paris 20 | France | LAN

Located in Paris, the project occupies the attic floor of a XIX century building. It is a tall space (5 meters at the ridgeline) under a high-pitched roof held up by two large wood trusses, and well lit with windows on both the front and back walls. In order to satisfy the client's desire to keep the exceptional volume of the space open, the architects placed all of the service functions, such as the kitchen, dressing room, closets, and bathroom, into one compact, almost free-floating, container. The "roof" of this container becomes the sleeping loft. Importantly, the container stays clear of the front and rear walls and the ceiling, just missing the bottom chord of one of the trusses.....more

Galvani House | Paris | Christian Pottgiesser

This house invented between two adjoining bourgeois Parisian playing upside down with a garden, without cutting a single tree, that house condenses the extraordinary conditions. She is alone, demonstrating that possible, the banal, no one is required, especially not the obstinate and strict Christian Pottgiesser. It proves that the planning regulations in Paris may allow the most unexpected condition that decrypts the imagination, and that analytical work, project and constructive solutions to respond to him.....more

Saint Louis House | Paris, France | Christian Pottgiesser

A few years ago, a nanny Mauritius buys for less than one hundred thousand francs a hovel than thirty m2 at the bottom of the second courtyard of a building on Rue du Buisson Saint Louis. In disrepair, the building seems to hold that standing still stuck on three sides and a half between the adjoining buildings. Having delivered his dream to build a house in one of his employers, he launched the idea in the form of challenges to his architect friend who is. In tough negotiations, not only administrative but also neighbors, will eventually overcome all obstacles. On a field of only 8.80 m wide by 4 in its greatest depth c $ oncepteur book a cell housing 35 m2 with contemporary architecture unexpected. Because of its size, limited by his views vis-à-vis (including sink) and expectations of its hospitable owner, this doll house was forced to ignore all the conventions of traditional individual housing.....more

Bachelor Flat ,Paris By Trust

Project : bachelor flat
Type : invitation to tender
Location : Paris
Date : 01.10.09
Size : 37 m²
Materials : wood (furniture and patio), steal (structure), zinc (roof)
Budget : 180 000 euros
Client : Ducs d'Anjou Hotel
Project team : Joran Briand
Collaborators : none
Links : www.hotelducsdanjou.fr
Status : completed
Description : It’s a nest on the Parisian roof. It’s a perfect open space, there is a view of Paris from all the places in the flat...
Reference : Stork nest and magic carpet on the roof of Paris
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