parisian residential complex by studio razavi + partners embraces sustainable densification

parisian residential complex by studio razavi + partners embraces sustainable densification

Studio Razavi + partners unveils housing project in Paris

 

Studio Razavi + Partners has designed 93 Petit, an urban residential project in Paris, France, that embraces sustainable densification. Located on a large rectangular site with the shortest side facing the street, the project aims to create a harmonious relationship with the surrounding urban fabric. The condominium building incorporates massing, inner courtyards, material selection, and window arrangement to achieve this balance. Specific site criteria and the need to maximize square footage led to a typology that adheres to zoning restrictions while offering differentiated building envelopes. This approach helps break down the overall scale of the project, making it more compatible with the adjacent urban environment.

 

The design prioritizes sunlight exposure and thoughtful spatial arrangement to enhance the living experience. The project consists of four building blocks: the longest runs north-south to maximize sunlight exposure from the west, while the remaining three run parallel to the street, opening to both the north and south sides. Terraces on the east side create a gentle transition to neighboring buildings, and brick facades add a tactile, intimate dimension to the design.

parisian residential complex by studio razavi + partners embraces sustainable densification
all images by Schnepp Renou

 

 

93 petit emphasizes densification through its sustainable design

 

Urban buildings of any size shape a city’s morphology, with larger projects placing greater demands on architects to balance land use and design. Studio Razavi + Partners approaches sustainable urban design by emphasizing densification, promoting reliance on public transport, proximity to workplaces, and vibrant local businesses. This project by the Paris-based studio exemplifies their paradigm by integrating these principles into the urban fabric despite its large footprint. Using brick as the primary material adds another dimension to the design, creating a vibrant facade with tactile qualities that foster an intimate scale. The material choice, combined with strategic massing and layout, ensures that the project contributes positively to the city’s morphology and enhances the residents’ quality of life.

parisian residential complex by studio razavi + partners embraces sustainable densification
specific site criteria and the need to maximize square footage led to the typology of the building

parisian residential complex by studio razavi + partners embraces sustainable densification
sunlight exposure and thoughtful spatial arrangement enhance the living experience

parisian residential complex by studio razavi + partners embraces sustainable densification
north-south orientation maximizes sunlight exposure from the west

parisian residential complex by studio razavi + partners embraces sustainable densification
brick facades add a tactile, intimate dimension to the design

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the condominium building incorporates massing, inner courtyards, material selection, and window arrangement

parisian residential complex by studio razavi + partners embraces sustainable densification
Studio Razavi + Partners’ approach to sustainable urban design emphasizes densification

parisian-residential-complex-studio-razavi-partners-sustainable-densification-designboom-1800-02

urban buildings of any size shape a city’s morphology

parisian residential complex by studio razavi + partners embraces sustainable densification
use of brick adds another layer to the design

terraces on the east side create a gentle transition to neighboring buildings
the Paris-based studio responds to this paradigm by integrating Petit 93 into the urban fabric

parisian residential complex by studio razavi + partners embraces sustainable densification
the use of brick contributes to a vibrant facade

 

 

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specific site criteria and the need to maximize square footage led to the design
specific site criteria and the need to maximize square footage led to the design
the project aims to create a harmonious relationship with the surrounding urban fabric
the project aims to create a harmonious relationship with the surrounding urban fabric
93 Petit is located on a rectangular site with the shortest side facing the street
93 Petit is located on a rectangular site with the shortest side facing the street
sunlight exposure and thoughtful spatial arrangement are the main priorities of the project
sunlight exposure and thoughtful spatial arrangement are the main priorities of the project
terraces on the east side create a gentle transition to neighboring buildings
terraces on the east side create a gentle transition to neighboring buildings
the project consists of four building blocks
the project consists of four building blocks
the design prioritizes sunlight exposure
the design prioritizes sunlight exposure

project info:

 

name: 93 Petit
architect: Studio Razavi + Partners | @studiorazavi 
location: Paris, France
area: 10,586 sqm
photographer: Schnepp Renou | @schnepp.renou

 

 

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edited by: thomai tsimpou | designboom

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