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Reinventer Paris Building Designs

Urban Development in the French Capital – Architecture + Architects

2 Apr + 9 Feb 2016

Reinventer Paris Buildings

Reinventer Paris Building Design Images

This is a city-led urban regeneration initiative – ‘Reinventer Paris’ – calling for innovative projects to redevelop 23 sites across the city.

Reinventer Paris Building Design Images

A Selection of Reinventer Paris Building Design Images Listed by Site

2 Apr 2016 – new projects + images added:

Edison

EDISON, PARIS 13

LAUREAT
EDISON LITE

Concepteur: Manuelle Gautrand Architecture

Opérateur Loftissime, co-promoteur, porteur du projet / Nouvelles Fonctions Urbaines, co-promoteur /
Socfim, banque, financement de l’opération
Autres S2T, Bet / GrDF (ingénierie thermique), Groupe LafargeHolcim (ingénierie), Ubiant (start-up génie électrique), Urbagri (start-up agriculture urbaine), InProcess (innovation), conseils / Vpeas, économiste de la construction /
Étude Rebérat, notaire / Joffe et Associés, avocat / Cofely Inéo, exploitant boutique de services Please / Cofely Services, gestion des parties communes / RRP, bailleur logements sociaux et intermédiaires
© Manuelle Gautrand Architecture

Gambetta

GAMBETTA, PARIS 20

LAUREAT
LA FABRIQUE DE LA DANSE

Concepteur: Atelier Secousses, architecte / Fabre – Speller, architecte

Opérateur Usin’art SAS
Autres Sinteo (environnement), Studio DAP (acoustique),
Brizot-Masse Ingénierie (structure), Bet / Sodecset, Amo / Keul Eco, économiste de la construction /
Qualiconsult, bureau de contrôle / Fauve, opérateur du café
© Secousses atelier d’architecture

Italie

ITALIE, PARIS 13

LAUREAT
ITALIK – LES IDEES DE TOUS FONT LES PROJETS QUE TOUT LE MONDE AIME

Concepteur: L35 Architectos / Ory & Associés, architectes

Opérateur Hammerson SAS, investisseur et bailleur
Autres Lafi (fluides), Greenaffair (environnement), Bet / Dal, économiste / Topager (toiture végétale),
Arter (mise en œuvre de projets artistiques), conseils / Paris Initiative Entreprise (exploitation de la pépinière),
Ecole de l’image Gobelins (exploitation de la façade artistique), partenaires / Mom’Atre (garderie),
Season 360 (pépinière), Vel’Air (store mobilité), Noctis (espace évènementiel), exploitants
© L35 Architectos

Massena

MASSENA, PARIS 13

LAUREAT
REALIMENTER MASSENA,
L’ALIMENTATION DE LA FOURCHE À LA FOURCHETTE

Concepteur: DGT architects

Opérateur Hertel, promoteur investisseur / SEGM (Alimentation Générale + Polychrones
+ La Ruche qui Dit Oui), société de gestion et d’exploitation
Autres Artelia (fluides), Lasa (acoustique), Élan Environnement (HQE), Bollinger+Grohmann (structure et façade), Bet /
Apex incendie, santé et sécurité incendie / Engie, innovations technologiques / Agroparistech,
recherche, innovation et agriculture urbaine / Sous les Fraises, agriculture urbaine et partage citoyen / Galerie Magda Danyzs, galerie et culture street art / Cofely Inéo, installation énergétique / Adc+Virgil, concertation citoyenne
© DGT (Dorell.Ghotmeh.Tane / Architects)

Morland

MORLAND, PARIS 4

LAUREAT
MORLAND, MIXITE CAPITALE

Concepteur: David Chipperfield Architects / Calq Architecture / Olafur Eliasson,
Studio Other Spaces, intervention artistique / Michel Desvigne, paysagiste

Opérateur Société Parisienne du Nouvel Arsenal, promoteur et porteur du projet / Perl, opérateur logements intermédiaires
Autres Alto (environnement et fluides), Bollinger+Grohmann (façade), Somete (structure), Bet / Encore Heureux architectes (réemploi des matériaux), MDS Consulting (sécurité), Costes Études & Projets (hôtel), Marc Olivier Wahler
(art et culture), Btobaby (petite enfance), conseils / Socotec, bureau de contrôle / Ubiant, start-up (solutions pour bâtiments intelligents) / Terroirs d’Avenir (commerce, marché alimentaire), Paris Art Lab (espaces culturels), Sous les fraises (agriculture urbaine), France Hostels (auberge de jeunesse), So-Sofitel (hôtel, bar, restaurant), utilisateurs
© David Chipperfield Architects

Ordener

ORDENER, PARIS 18

LAUREAT
TRANCHES DE VIE

Concepteur: Hubert & Roy Architectes Associés / Florence Mercier, paysagiste

Opérateur Amétis, Moa / Aximo, bailleur social / Un toit et nous, association d’habitants /
Habitats solidaires, organisme porteur des PSLA
Autres CET (TCE), Elithis Environnement (HQE), Alto (structure), Bet / A-Tipic et Elizabeth Roulet, Amo /
BTP Consultants, bureau de contrôle et coordinateur SPS / Bureau Veritas, bureau en charge
de l’évaluation / Crescendo, crèche écologique
© Hubert & Roy Architectes Associés, Olivier Donnet (perspectiviste)

Ourcq

OURCQ-JAURES, PARIS 19

LAUREAT
LA FERME DU RAIL

Concepteur: Clara Simay, architecte et Amo développement durable / Link architecte /
Mélanie Drevet paysagiste / Philippe Pieger, agro-écologue urbain

Opérateur Rehabail, Moa
Autres Scoping (TCE), Pouget Consultants (thermique), Albert et Compagnie (développement durable), Bet / Bail pour tous (locatif), Atoll 75 (CHRS), gestionnaires / Travail et vie (entreprise d’insertion), Marmites volantes (restauration), exploitants / École du Breuil, Marche sur l’eau (transport fluvial maraicher), École du compost, La sauge (agriculture urbaine), Upcycle (production champignons), partenaires-prestataires / Greenlab, Alter’actions, Zero waste France, Lise Bourdeau Lepage, recherches et prospectives / Jardizneuf, Autour du Canal de l’Ourcq, Cafezoide, associations de quartiers
© Corentin Perrichot,

Paris Rive Gauche

PARIS RIVE GAUCHE, PARIS 13

LAUREAT
IN VIVO

Concepteur: Xtu Architectes

Opérateur BDP Marignan, promoteur, mandataire / SNI, investisseur
Autres Oasiis, Bet environnement / Symbio2, conception-construction biofaçade algale /
Fabernoval, LBMG, innovations
© Xtu Architectes

Pershing

PERSHING, PARIS 17

LAUREAT
MILLES ARBRES

Concepteur: Sou Fujimoto Architects / Manal Rachdi, Oxo Architectes / Moz Paysage / Atelier Paul Arène, paysagiste /
Pierre-Alexandre Risser Horticulture & Jardins, paysagiste

Opérateur Compagnie de Phalsbourg / Ogic
Autres Philippe Starck, designer / Franck Boutté Consultants (développement durable), Jean-Paul Lamoureux (acoustique), Alma (infrastructures), Barbanel (fluides), Cabinet Casso & Associés (sécurité incendie), Artelia (ingénierie), Arcadis (structure), Bollinger+Grohmann (structure), Bet / Builders & Partners, Amo / Bouygues Construction / Les Éclairagistes Associés / Btp Consultants, contrôle technique construction / Conseil International Biodiversité et Immobilier, certificateur du label Biodivercity / Bureau Michel Forgue, économiste / Wargny & Katz, notaires / Matthias Tronqual, consultant pôle enfance / La Maison Kangourou, gestionnaire de crèches associatives / Ligue de Protection des Oiseaux / CitizenM, groupe hotelier / My Concierge, conciergerie / Foodora, start-up / Apiterra, apiculture urbaine
© DR

Piat

PIAT, PARIS 20

LAUREAT
LA SERRE HABITEE – ARCHICULTURE URBAINE

Concepteur: VSA – Vincent Saulier Architecte / Choreme, paysagiste

Opérateur ICF Habitat la Sablière, Moa bailleur social
Autres Parica (TCE), Maya (thermique, fluides), Bet / La Calade, conseil développement durable /
École nationale supérieure d’architecture Paris-Belleville, partenaire démarche co-construction du projet / ALJT, gestionnaire de la résidence étudiante / Veni Verdi, gestionnaire accompagnateur espaces urbains agricoles
© VSA – Vincent Saulier Architecte

Pitet

PITET-CURNONSKY, PARIS 17

LAUREAT
LE JARDIN HABITE

Concepteur: Nicolas Laisné* Associés, architectes / Bassinet et Turquin, paysagiste

Opérateur Groupe Pichet, promoteur
Autres Le Sommer Environnement (HQE), Sylva Conseil (structure bois), Bet /
Ville ouverte, Amo concertation / Conciergerie Solidaire, animation des services partagés / Agi2d (Bérim),
Amo protocole d’évaluation / Woodeum, fournisseur de CLT
© Pichet-NLA

Poterne

POTERNE DES PEUPLIERS, PARIS 13

LAUREAT
NODE

Concepteur: AAVP Architecture Vincent Parreira / Antonio Virga architecte /
Patrick Blanc, paysagiste / Paul Arène, paysagiste

Opérateur Compagnie de Phalsbourg, promoteur
Autres ITF Bruno Georges (développement durable), Ateve Ingénierie (VRD), Transitec (mobilités),
Interface Transport (logistique), EVP (structure), Bet / Bureau Michel Forgue, économiste
© Compagnie de Phalsbourg

Sous Station Voltaire

SOUS-STATION VOLTAIRE, PARIS 11

LAUREAT
ÉTOILE VOLTAIRE

Concepteur: Olivier Palatre Architectes / Atelier Roberta, paysagiste

Opérateur Étoile cinémas
Autres Tess (structure) Peutz (acoustique et incendie), Franck Boutté (HQE et fluides),
Casso & Associés, Bet / Franck Franjou, concepteur lumière / Be my app, start-up / La Bellevilloise, Voltaire
et Compagnie, Société des réalisateurs de films, animation et programmation / Cuisine mode d’emploi,
restauration solidaire / Demathieu et Bard construction
© Plasticine – Olivier Palatre Architectes

Ternes Villiers

TERNES VILLIERS, PARIS 17

LAUREAT
LA VILLE MULTI-STRATE

Concepteur: Jacques Ferrier Architectures / Chartier Dalix Architectes / SLA Paysagistes

Opérateur Bnp Paribas immobilier, promoteur / NBIM, investisseur bureaux / 3F, bailleur social
Autres Terrell (structure), Capri Acoustique, Elithis (fluides), Bet / Greenaffair, Amo HQE / Agence On, éclairagiste /
Bureau Veritas, bureau de contrôle / DAL, économiste / Woodeum, concepteur solution bois / Fluicity (plateforme concertation), Spicesoft (plateforme utilisateur), start-ups / L’Atelier, cellule innovation digitale / Afnor, évaluation innovation / Serge Airaudi, philosophe / Arval, partenaire autopartage / Comptoirs Richard (culture Thé),
Mugo (agriculture urbaine), exploitants
© Bnp Paribas Real Estate / Jacques Ferrier Architectures / Chartier Dalix Architectes /
SLA Paysagistes / Splann (Projet/Document non contractuel)

Triangle Eole

TRIANGLE EOLE EVANGILE, PARIS 19

LAUREAT
L’ILOT FERTILE – ECLOSION D’UN QUARTIER ZERO CARBONE

Concepteur: TVK, architectes urbanistes / OLM Paysage

Opérateur Sodéarif, promoteur / Icf Habitat la Sablière, bailleur social / Association Parme (résidence sociale), Arpej (résidence étudiants), gestionnaires / Ucpa (équipement sportif et auberge de jeunesse), Zoku (hôtel), Géodis (logistique urbaine), Jardins de Gally (agriculture urbaine), Impulse Partners (incubateur), opérateurs
Autres Bérim (fluides), Amoes (environnement), Cube (VRD et espaces verts), Impédance (acoustique et vibratoire),
Jardins de Gally (paysage), Bet / Qualiconsult, bureau de contrôle / CDC Biodiversité – Elan (biodiversité), WWF (ville durable et sensibilisation habitants), Carbone 4 (performance énergétique), Impulse Partners (innovation), EDF (stratégie énergies renouvelables, fourniture équipements et énergie), conseils / Bouygues Bâtiment Île-de-France, entreprise générale /
Embix, Moe smart grid / Techniwood, façades bois / Bouygues Energie & Services (smart grid), Cogemex (équipements énergétiques – résidentiel), Anticafé (espace de coworking), exploitants / Agence Dédale, animateur de quartier et Living Lab
© TVK

9 Feb 2016

RÉINVENTER PARIS

Presentation

On November 3, 2014, at the Pavillon de l’Arsenal (4th), Anne Hidalgo, Mayor of Paris, launched one of the most important urban planning projects of the mandate and one of the most ambitious international architectural competitions and innovation: Reinventing Paris.

The Call for Urban and Innovative Projects (APUI) covers 23 sites, distributed throughout the territory, with very different profiles. The goal is to make the most of the spirit of innovation – “Do it better and differently” – to reinvent it, transform it and give it a second life. Tomorrow, cities will no longer think the same way, and will no longer build the same. Reinventing Paris places our city at the forefront, and makes it a pioneer.

Until the end of January 2015, the City of Paris collected expressions of interest. They were extremely numerous since 815 applications – from all over the world – were received. The successful candidates then had access to all the useful data on the sites on which they wished to work, in order to be able to develop their projects. The initial offers were submitted in spring 2015.

In the summer, the selection board decided to select 75 projects. The finalists were then able to rework their projects, and the final offers were submitted in winter 2015. A jury made up of elected officials from the majority and the opposition, and international experts from all walks of life – town planning, innovation – met in January 2016 to examine the projects and designate a winner for each site. On February 3, 2016, at the Arsenal Pavilion, Anne Hidalgo, Mayor of Paris, announced the winners.

Ancien Conservatoire

ANCIEN CONSERVATOIRE, PARIS 13

LAUREAT
LE RELAIS D’ITALIE

Concepteur: Pablo Katz Architecture

Opérateur L’Art de Construire, promoteur
Autres Attitudes Urbaines, programmation / Jean-Pierre Marielle (environnement), Ambre (structure),
ITF (fluides), Bet / Lerichemont, CD Restauration, Nomade Office, utilisateurs
© Pablo Katz Architecture

Castagnary Shower Baths

Our wish is to offer a building whose design is innovative in terms of construction as much as in its use. The particular challenge of this site is to demonstrate that we can carry this ambition while respecting the current building and its remarkable architecture.

Our reflection led us to favor an innovative concept dedicated to colocation and coworking (shared workspace), in a bioclimatic and ecological building giving pride of place to collaborative and participative principles.

The project objectives were defined by the design team by considering the well-being of the future occupants of the building and taking into account the aspirations of the inhabitants of the neighborhood. They favor the enhancement of the existing heritage by preserving the emblematic part of the bathhouse building, as part of a gentle densification of the plot.

We offer a harmonious urban integration, characterized by the greening of the heart of the block, which provides real breathing and significant added value to the district.

In addition, the innovative collaborative program dedicated to colocation and coworking guided us towards a reinvention of the architecture of Parisian housing linked to contemporary uses. Finally, this project brings an exemplary environmental approach for a reduced ecological footprint.

These different objectives are embodied in the organization of the building, in its bioclimatic layout, its wooden structure and its green facade. This facade, which combines aesthetics and utility, creates intimacy and brings freshness in summer.

It stages the existing building, while claiming contemporary and innovative architecture. Finally, it is collaborative and symbolically represents “living together” at the heart of the project.

These very ambitious objectives have led us to develop six main innovation points, which mark a strong commitment of the project to the future:

• a new building dedicated to colocation
• a renovated building dedicated to coworking
• an innovative plant façade showcasing the heritage
• a bioclimatic building and Climate Plan
• a high-tech experiment: solar lighting by optical fiber
• the tallest wooden structure residential building in France

Bessières

BESSIERES, PARIS 17

LAUREAT
NOC42

Concepteur: AR architectures / Christian Delécluse, artiste et architecte

Opérateur NJJ Immobilier, bailleur / 42, utilisateur
Autres GMGB (tous corps d’état), Franck Boutté (HQE), Bet / Le Bureau d’Étude de Gally, concepteur paysagiste /
Régie de quartier du 17e, acteur social
© AR architectures

HOTEL PARTICULIER BUCHERIE, PARIS 5

LAUREAT
LE PHILANTHRO-LAB

Concepteur: Agence Perrot & Richard, architecte / Atelier Paul Arène, paysagiste / Pierre-Alexandre Risser Horticulture & Jardins, paysagiste / RF Studio Ramy Fishler, designer

Opérateur Compagnie de Phalsbourg
Autres ITF Bruno Georges, Bet développement durable /
Cuisine Mode d’emploi(s), association
© Agence Perrot & Richard

BUZENVAL, PARIS 20

LAUREAT
AUBERGE BUZENVAL

Concepteur: Studios d’architecture Ory et Associés

Opérateur Novaxia, promoteur
Autres Penicaud Green Building, Bet environnement /
Slo Living Hostel, utilisateur
© Studios d’architecture Ory et Associés

CLICHY BATIGNOLLES, PARIS 17

LAUREAT
STREAM BUILDING

Concepteur: PCA – Philippe Chiambaretta Architecte

Opérateur Eurosic, investisseur / Hines, promoteur
Autres Topager, paysagistes-agriculture urbaine / Association Espace, insertion sociale et écologie urbaine /
Stratéact, co-construction et démarches participatives / Djuric Tardio, architecte conseil environnement / Transsolar (environnement), VS-A (façades), Charpente Concept (structure bois), CC-Ingénierie (fluides),
CSD Faces (prévention incendie), Bet / Quartier Libre, conseil programmation / Ceres Consultant, restauration /
Vitra, mobilier et espaces de travail / Spaces, Zoku, Noctis, NU !, utilisateurs pressentis
© PCA – Philippe Chiambaretta Architecte

COULANGE, PARIS 4

LAUREAT
COLLECTIF COULANGES – MODE CREATION & DESIGN

Concepteur: Sahuc & Katchoura – François Chatillon Architecte

Opérateur Patrick Hazan, porteur du projet / Beacon Capital Partner France /
Dominique Hazan, direction financière du projet
Autres ABF-Lab, Bet développement durable / Terrel, ingénierie structures et fluides / GTM Vinci travaux bâtiment / Stéphanie Ampart, chargée événements publics – mise en œuvre partenariat École Dupérré /
Sophie Guyot, chargée programmation et organisation événements professionnels / Zora Flore-Dahim, chargée
transmission savoir-faire techniques et créatifs auprès des jeunes / WeWork, utilisateur espace co-working /
Collectif Engage, École Duperré, utilisateurs espace Hub de la Création
© DR

Reinventer Paris Sites

Site Titles and Arrondissements for Reinventer Paris

Les sites concernés

Morland (4e)
Hôtel de Coulanges (4e)
Hôtel particulier (5e)
Sous-station Voltaire (11e)
Ancien conservatoire (13e)
Gare Masséna (13e)
Paris Rive Gauche (13e)
Poterne des peupliers (13e)
Edison (13e)
Italie (13e)
Bains douches Castagnary (15e)
Clichy – Batignolles (17e)
Hôtel particulier (17e) – Infructueux
Pitet – Curnonsky (17e)
Bessières (17e)
Pershing (17e)
Ternes-Villiers (17e)
Ordener (18e)
Ourcq Jaurès (19e)
Triangle Eole – Evangile (19e)
Gambetta (20e)
Buzenval (20e)
Piat (20e)

Reinventer Paris Jury

Jury Members for Reinventer Paris

TÉMOIGNAGES DE MEMBRES DES JURYS

Manuel Aires Mateus, architecte (Portugal)

“Reinventing Paris was a way of reflecting on this beautiful city and its historic and contemporary value. It also testified to the desire to keep it alive, adapted and appearing as an example of the value of the overlapping of times on the quality of a metropolis.”

Gilles Babinet, entrepreneur (France)

“Without a doubt, the City of Paris seeks to change the way the most important decisions are made. Thinking about 21st century urban planning, in which the digital, the environment, the circular economy and new forms of work fit harmoniously and effectively: this is the challenge that the international consultation Reinventing Paris took up. We can only welcome this approach.”

Dickson Despommier, microbiologiste / écologue
(Etats-Unis)

“Being a member of a Reinventing Paris jury was a rare opportunity for me to influence the life of such an emblematic and dynamic city. I was fully committed from the time I received the invitation until I got home, the competition ended. This experience has already become one of the most significant and significant moments of my professional life.”

June Komisar, researcher (Canada)

“Reinventing Paris has brought out ideas that showcase ingenuity and include a diversity of stakeholders and innovators. This call for projects should be a source of inspiration for developers, architects, engineers and town planning managers in all major cities.

As a professor of architecture, I am impatient to show these projects, once published, because they demonstrate how innovative solutions can be both respectful of neighborhoods and existing buildings, while serving environmental issues.”

Joe Nasr, expert in urban agriculture (Canada)

“The Reinventing Paris competition was a revelation for me, because it showed that a city can detach itself from the idea that the surplus of goods is just a burden to be eliminated, strictly for financial purposes. In reality, unused goods can be an asset, leveraged to bring about change and innovation.

The competition has generated creativity. I hope other cities, including my city, Toronto, can learn from and learn from this experience.”

Anne Speicher, architect (France)

“The diversity of the candidate teams, projects, montages, responses and approaches to innovation testified to the commitment and the implication of the whole society, source for me strong emotions. As an architect, I was also impressed by the competence and the overall performance of the jury, despite coming from completely different universes – mathematicians, politicians, entrepreneurs, researchers, etc. – and its unambiguous desire to do the best choice for Paris!”

Reinventer Paris

Reinventer Paris Building designs:

“Paris has to reinvent itself every moment”.
Anne Hidalgo, Mayor of Paris

“A city like Paris must be able to reinvent itself at every moment in order to meet the many challenges facing it. Particularly in terms of housing and everything relating to density, desegregation, energy and resilience. It is important in today’s world to find new collective ways of working that will give shape to the future metropolis.

We are launching this call for innovative urban projects in order to prefigure what the Paris of tomorrow might be. Each team is invited to present its ideas on how to bring added vitality to exceptional Parisian sites. The winners will then be able to purchase or rent the terrains in order to carry out their projects while simultaneously conducting an urban experiment on an unparalleled scale.”

image : Reinventer Paris

Jean-Louis Missika,
Deputy Mayor of Paris in charge of town planning, architecture, the Greater Paris projects, economic development and attractiveness:

“First of all innovation in terms of usage, designing pluralistic buildings that are adaptable and intelligent. The rapid changes in city life styles call for innovation in ways of living, revealing shared and user-friendly spaces, in ways of working, thanks to co-working, teleworking, incubators of a new kind, and in ways of doing business, with shared showrooms, fablabs and ephemeral shops. Invent new services adapted to the health and ageing demands of Parisians.

Paris is facing massive environmental challenges that call for original solutions. Buildings demonstrate environmental innovation by revolutionizing energy production, consumption and recovery. By interacting intelligently with their block and the whole city, by integrating ecological materials, by experimenting with innovative planting and by achieving the target of “zero waste, zero carbon”.”

source: http://www.reinventer.paris/en/

Boulevard Morland Reinventer Paris Building design:

Reinventer Paris Building design by Vincent Callebaut:

More Reinventer Paris Building designs:

‘Reinventer Paris Sites – ‘Results’

Reinventer Paris Boulevard Morland Design

image © Imaging Atelier
Reinventer Paris Boulevard Morland Design – 3 Feb 2016
David Chipperfield Architects Berlin, together with Paris-based developer Emerige wins the Call for Projects to redevelop the ‘Boulevard Morland’ site.