- Area: 7080 m²
- Year: 2014
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Photographs:Pauline Turmel
The "Residence Alice Guy" is a 5-storey building designed for elderly. It is located in Paris 19th arrondissement of Paris, next to a canal: the "Canal de l'Ourcq".
A residential building widely opened to the city. This building is designed to be perfectly integrated in its surroundings.
Each floor was conceived as a fragment of a city in which:
-The rooms, grouped in clusters of 2,3 or 5 units, would be like the city blocks
-The circulations would represent the streets
-The communal spaces overlook the urban landscape, the canal or the gardens and trees around.
Space Layout
Living in the building is like living in a liner as all the activities are spread over the 5 floors:
-Ground floor : main hall, living-space, animation space, restaurant, administration and doctors
-1st floor to 4th floor :, residents rooms, solariums-green houses, winter gardens and living spaces
-3rd floor, space for care and physiotherapy opened on the winter garden
-5th floor, hairdresser, balneotherapy, Snoezelen space, unit for special care and activities and a terrasse overlooking the city.
The Rooms
The rooms are designed as small housing units. Their facades are composed both inside and outside. Built-in furniture integrates a closet, shelves, storage, a window alcove and a bench for 3 guests.
_from_rue_de_Colmar_-_%C2%A9Pauline_Turmel.jpg?1397786108 "Residence Alice Guy / ADE architectes - David Elalouf & Guillaume Prognon")
