anonyme studio fully covers a parisian building façade with plants
ground floors protected by fences have been turned into lush vertical gardens.
anonyme studio’s project is located in rue raoul dufy, paris. the residential building’s ground floors are set back in comparison to the rest of the façade, where the windows face the street.
studio anonyme’s project is located in paris
this configuration has generated disqualified spaces encouraging conflictual practices. studio anonyme‘s solution was to integrate a vegetal element into these spaces by creating a lush green façade. ground floors protected by fences have been turned into sprawling vertical gardens. as parts of the façade required four levels of coverage, the architects sought to introduce a bucolic sense into the place and give the building a new lively feature.
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