
PETITDIDIERPRIOUX plans adaptable ‘athletes’ village’ for paris 2024 olympic games
following the olympics, the village will become repurposed for social housing along the waterfront.
an athlete’s village for the paris 2024 olympic games
Marking the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympic Games, PETITDIDIERPRIOUX’s Athlete’s Village comprises a series of sustainably constructed structures in an eco-district in the French capital. Introducing athletes’ residences, offices, medical spaces, and other facilities, the project is being designed with a focus on embodying a harmonious blend of diverse housing typologies to integrate with its surrounding landscape. Following the completion of the Olympics, the Village will be transition into its ‘Legacy Phase’ and become repurposed for social housing. For this, each of the bio-based structures will primarily rely on wood, integrating a regular structural framework to enable adaptability and reliability.

PETITDIDIERPRIOUX engages with the urban landscape
Sited within Macro Lot PB, the Athletes’ Village sits at a vital link between the smaller arm of the Seine River to the North and Lot PA to the south, creating a cohesive landscape composition. The team at PETITDIDIERPRIOUX has adhered to a set of common rules that apply throughout the area, ensuring a unified and consistent design language with the diversity of the urban landscape. The dominant mineral quality of the facades along the waterfront and the engulfing natural environment inform the architects’ use of wood, terracotta, steel, and whitewash for the Village, as their tones and textures combine to echo their natural and built context. Further, the widespread existing use of stilts fosters connection with nature by enhancing transparency and offering scenic views of the surrounding hills.







project info:
name: Athletes’ Village
location: Fluvial ecodistrict, L’Île-Saint-Denis, France
architecture: PETITDIDIERPRIOUX (coordinating architects), NZI Architectes, Gaëtan Le Penhuel Architectes, Atelier Fabrice Commerçon, Ibrahima N’Doye Architectes, Atelier Volga
client: Groupement Pichet Legendre
area: 12,048 square meters
completion: 2024
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