This building is composed of two entities linked by a shared lobby: a library (rehabilitation) and a multi-purpose hall (construction).
A mixed program served in an architectural design, where a game of simple and readable volumes, each incorporating a functional cluster, is differentiated by materials processing. The project is built around the reception spaces and a courtyard garden under control.
The garden itself can structure the space, like a cloister where the spaces and functions eventually meet. The linear frontage device is important. Indeed in order to minimize the visual impact from surrounding houses, the project extends as much as possible. A project carved by its program through with its volume is obviously becoming more complex in its division.
Developing its own identity, this project is subtly inserted in its environment.
