O'Mathurins, residential building
Project completed, 2019–2023
Coordinating urban planner commission, 2018–2026
Stage 2 of the “EcoQuartier” labelling process, 2021
Architectural design and compliance missions for Lots D and E
Environmental certifications
E+C- label (Energy + Carbon –), minimum level E2C1;
Effinergie + label, complementing the Energy component of the E+C- label;
NF Habitat HQE certification, very high performance level;
Implementation of A+ rated materials. This regulatory labelling assesses the impact of materials on occupants’ health. A+ materials are those with the lowest level of harmful emissions.
Areas
30,970 m² GFA
R+10 and R+7 – tallest buildings
22,850 m² GFA – 352 dwellings
188 social housing units – 164 intermediate rental units
725 m² GFA retail spaces
7,395 m² – 268 parking spaces
Client
LINKCITY Île-de-France
Design team
Landscape architect: Atelier Alice Tricon
Building services engineering: BERIM
Structural engineering: Bouygues Bâtiment – Habitat Résidentiel
Technical control: BTP Consultants
Environmental consultancy (AMO): ARTELIA
Credits
Photography:
Fabrice Besson
Epaillard Machado
Construction of residential and commercial buildings.
Lot E
Construction of a building comprising 176 social and private housing units and one retail space.
The project is structured into three layers:
the plinth, the intermediate layer, and the upper emergence.
The building acts as an urban seam between the existing and future urban fabric.
The volume steps up from R+3 plus attic to R+5 plus double attic.
In order to better integrate the project into its surroundings, the attic levels are designed as “houses on the roof”, echoing the detached houses located opposite the building.
A vertical opening is created within the built volume, extending the future public park and providing visual continuity towards the heart of the block.
Lot D
Construction of an L-shaped building comprising 176 social and private housing units and two retail spaces.
This building is intended to create a transition between the existing low-rise residential neighbourhood and the new, higher-density district.
The project is conceived as an “urban clasp”, with a progressive stepping of the volumes, rising two storeys at a time.
The project is structured into three layers:
the plinth, the intermediate layer, and the upper layer.
