The Cubist House / Moussafir Architectes
Designed for a Paris-based family with two children, the Cubist House is located in a courtyard that encloses an urban oasis, totally disconnected from the busy, greenless street outside.Â
© Herve Abbadie
Architects: Moussafir Architectes (Jacques Moussafir with Virginie Prié, Alexis Duquennoy, Victoria Miny and Lieselotte Huygue)
Location: Paris, France
Area: 250.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Herve Abbadie, Jerome Ricolleau
Landscape Design: Cao Perrot Studio
Partner Engineers: Malishev Wilson Engineers (structural engineers) LBE (mechanical engineers)
© Herve Abbadie
Designed for a Paris-based family with two children, the Cubist House is located in a courtyard that encloses an urban oasis, totally disconnected from the busy, greenless street outside.Â
© Herve Abbadie
Jacques Moussafir?s context-based design enhances the positive qualities of the site and resolves its problematic aspects.Â
Plan
Section
The project responds to its highly textured surroundings, in which various typologies, materials and historic elements coexist with lush vegetation. On a footprint of 108 m2, a cluster of three volumes with Corten cladding and large glazed openings forms a dynamic three-dimensional frontage whose different parts align with the...
© Herve Abbadie
Architects: Moussafir Architectes (Jacques Moussafir with Virginie Prié, Alexis Duquennoy, Victoria Miny and Lieselotte Huygue)
Location: Paris, France
Area: 250.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Herve Abbadie, Jerome Ricolleau
Landscape Design: Cao Perrot Studio
Partner Engineers: Malishev Wilson Engineers (structural engineers) LBE (mechanical engineers)
© Herve Abbadie
Designed for a Paris-based family with two children, the Cubist House is located in a courtyard that encloses an urban oasis, totally disconnected from the busy, greenless street outside.Â
© Herve Abbadie
Jacques Moussafir?s context-based design enhances the positive qualities of the site and resolves its problematic aspects.Â
Plan
Section
The project responds to its highly textured surroundings, in which various typologies, materials and historic elements coexist with lush vegetation. On a footprint of 108 m2, a cluster of three volumes with Corten cladding and large glazed openings forms a dynamic three-dimensional frontage whose different parts align with the...
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