http://www.archdaily.com/21526/rectorate-office-building-hauvette-associes/675270295_a-cay-pln/ Architecture News: The latest buildings, projects and competitions every day. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 13:58:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.archdaily.com/21526/rectorate-office-building-hauvette-associes/675270295_a-cay-pln/#comment-30386 Rectorate Office Building / Hauvette & Associés « Woodworks Mon, 11 May 2009 22:39:05 +0000 http://www.archdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/675270295_a-cay-pln.jpg#comment-30386 [...] Architects: Hauvette & Associés Location: Cayenne, French Guyana Design project manager: Christian Felix Site project manager: Stéphanie de Lajartre, interior designer Collaborators: Pierre Champenois, Laetitia Delubac, Stéphanie de Lajartre, Marie Menant and Elena Ranaletti Client: Ministry of National Education Engineering: CERA Ingénierie Project year: 2007 Constructed Area: 5,520 sqm Photographs: Géraldine Bruneel The project is designed around a rehabilitated 1980s building whose white external walls had been entirely repainted. Organized around a patio, the main building containing the new rectorate is a rectangular object surrounding the rehabilitated building. Each of its faces has two steel and local wood “drawers”, one containing the raised rectorate offices, the other the computer services. [...] [...] Architects: Hauvette & Associés Location: Cayenne, French Guyana Design project manager: Christian Felix Site project manager: Stéphanie de Lajartre, interior designer Collaborators: Pierre Champenois, Laetitia Delubac, Stéphanie de Lajartre, Marie Menant and Elena Ranaletti Client: Ministry of National Education Engineering: CERA Ingénierie Project year: 2007 Constructed Area: 5,520 sqm Photographs: Géraldine Bruneel The project is designed around a rehabilitated 1980s building whose white external walls had been entirely repainted. Organized around a patio, the main building containing the new rectorate is a rectangular object surrounding the rehabilitated building. Each of its faces has two steel and local wood “drawers”, one containing the raised rectorate offices, the other the computer services. [...]

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