Marriott Paris CDG Airport Hotels / Manuelle Gautrand Architecture

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Roissy-en-France, France
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Marriott Paris CDG Airport Hotels / Manuelle Gautrand Architecture - Exterior Photography, Windows, Facade
© Luc Boegly

Text description provided by the architects. The land allocated to the project is being developed as part of Roissy’s renewal plan, at a site close to Roissy Terminal 1 Airport, which aims to accommodate several hotels and office buildings.

Marriott Paris CDG Airport Hotels / Manuelle Gautrand Architecture - Exterior Photography, Windows, Facade
© Luc Boegly
Marriott Paris CDG Airport Hotels / Manuelle Gautrand Architecture - Exterior Photography, Windows
© Luc Boegly
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The various future hotel projects will therefore be set up along an urban axis, eventually combining the tram, a double service road on either side of the tram, and bicycle and pedestrian paths along the lines. forecourt of the hotels. Our land is located at the eastern limit of this major axis, just before it passes under the taxiway dedicated to the various aircraft movements before and after takeoff: this situation at the end of the axis gives the project total visibility.

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Ground Floor Plan

The program consists of two hotels designed in two separate volumes: the Courtyard Hotel with 229 rooms and the Hotel Residence Inn with 106 rooms. The two volumes sneak one behind the other and connect by a base, allowing to share some common areas.

Marriott Paris CDG Airport Hotels / Manuelle Gautrand Architecture - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Table, Chair, Door
© Luc Boegly
Marriott Paris CDG Airport Hotels / Manuelle Gautrand Architecture - Interior Photography, Table, Chair
© Luc Boegly

Two types of functions are materialized by two different types of volumes: that of the rooms is repetitive, compact and regular, when that of the common parts is designed in a fluid spirit and open to the outside, fully glazed.

Marriott Paris CDG Airport Hotels / Manuelle Gautrand Architecture - Interior Photography, Living Room, Table, Chair
© Luc Boegly

The facades are composed of colored modules corresponding to a room, creating a large gradient, from the darkest to the lightest from the bottom. The independence of each module is materialized by outlines that form a large grid, as wisely arranged.

Marriott Paris CDG Airport Hotels / Manuelle Gautrand Architecture - Exterior Photography, Windows, Facade
© Luc Boegly

Project location

Address:10 Rue du Voyageur, 95700 Roissy-en-France, France

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Cite: "Marriott Paris CDG Airport Hotels / Manuelle Gautrand Architecture" 01 Dec 2022. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/993030/marriott-paris-cdg-airport-hotels-manuelle-gautrand-architecture> ISSN 0719-8884

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