In a construction for a residential structure that aims to interlink traditional social housing with private home units, Paris-based architecture firm Peripheriques Architectes has constructed a dwelling that aims to create a system for lowered energy level consumption.
Located between Boulevard de Grenelle and Fremicourt Street in Paris, the building is extremely environmentally aware as the building's facade features horizontal linear lines, made from a mixture of anodized aluminum terracotta, glass and wood. On one side of the building are nine levels of apartment units, while the other side consists of ten levels.
With the varying orientation of the apartment units, the south facing units are fitted with wooden planked outdoor balconies, allowing the resident to enjoy the panoramic views of the Parisian cityscape.
Sustainable Combination Housing
This Residence Combines Social Housing with Private Home Units
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Housing - The integration of green building practices and energy-efficient technologies in housing construction.
2. Combination Housing - The merging of social housing and private home units to create a more diverse and inclusive living environment.
3. Energy Efficiency - The focus on reducing energy consumption through innovative architectural design and materials.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Opportunity for architects to design sustainable and inclusive housing solutions.
2. Construction - Demand for construction companies to implement energy-efficient practices and materials.
3. Renewable Energy - The integration of renewable energy technologies in housing construction to achieve energy efficiency goals.