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OSLO Residence, Paris, France by Christophe Rousselle Architecte

Project name:
OSLO Residence
Architecture firm:
Christophe Rousselle Architecte
Location:
Paris, France
Photography:
Takuji Shimmura
Principal architect:
Christophe Rousselle, Jean Philippe Marre
Design team:
Dimitri Chausset
Built area:
660 m²
Site area:
Design year:
2018
Completion year:
2024
Interior design:
Furniture: NEOVA
Collaborators:
Civil engineer:
Structural engineer:
Environmental & MEP:
Plumbing and Sanitary: Shower tray and screens: IDEAL STANDARD - Cabinet, sink and WC: ROCA -Bathroom faucets: JACOB DELAFON - Dishwasher: MODERNA - Kitchen faucets: ROCA - Heating radiators: ACOVA
Landscape:
Lighting:
Equipment and boards: SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC -Spots: EUROPOLE, RESISTEX - Switches: LUXOMAT - Access Control: COMELIT IMMOTEC
Construction:
Main Contractor / LPC
Supervision:
Visualization:
Tools used:
ArchiCAD
Material:
Coatings / Flooring: CPF Compagnie Française Du Parquet - Tiling: SALONI Carpentry: Steel profiles: EDAC - Locks: VACHETTE, FOUSSIER - Doors: BLOCFER, ROZIERE, KEYOR, ECLISSE - Closet Doors: SOGAL: Mirrors: RECROSIO
Budget:
Undisclosed
Client:
Private
Status:
Complete
Typology:
Residential › Housing

Christophe Rousselle Architecte: Located in the heart of a private, peaceful passage perched on the highest part of Paris, this project aims to offer a living space completely disconnected from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis.

The approach is discreet and understated, while fully respecting its environment. A cubic building with perforated and modular facades is designed, offering complete closure from the outside and a filtered perception from the inside.

With a focus on minimizing the project's carbon footprint, there is a commitment to limit the use of concrete to strictly necessary areas. Thus, between the dwellings, only the separating walls of each unit and all slabs, serving as separation between two floors and therefore two dwellings, are made of concrete, meeting structural and acoustic needs. The building's structure is based on a column-slab system, without beams, ensuring a uniform underside in the interiors. Additionally, a wooden framework is favored for the opaque walls of the project.

The openings are equipped with wooden joinery, offering complete glazed volumes which, combined with louvered shutters, allow for a soft and high-quality filtration of light as well as protection against prying eyes.


By Alfredo Gonzalez

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