Saganaki House / BUMParchitectes

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  • Architects: BUMParchitectes
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  64
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2015
  • Photographs
    Photographs:Ronan Mérot
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Saganaki House / BUMParchitectes - Windows, Facade
© Ronan Mérot

Text description provided by the architects. The project is the extension of a small parisian triangular house, built on a plot of 26m2. The existing home, organized on 3 levels, had few qualities: complex geometry, difficult to furnish and live, reduced surfaces, low quality construction, quite dark, with a mono-oriented north facade ...

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© Ronan Mérot

Project features are structural independence of new construction (Micro piles-special foundations), creation a first additional level conforming to the geometry of the maximum plot so as to optimize the usable area, and the construction of a Second level, off-axis, allowing both to gain a new orientation (west) and remove two small roof terraces.

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In addition to the existing façade (plaster, unmodified), the new levels have a differentiated architectural style: zinc cladding for the first, wooden cladding for the second, so express both the stack, the hierarchy and the singularity of the spaces created.

Saganaki House / BUMParchitectes - Table, Chair
© Ronan Mérot

By the same logic, the four staircases of this PARISIAN five levels house are not superimposed and have geometries and differents aspects . On and travels home "from the basement to the attic" until the terrace, so sequenced and varied, crossing floors identity clean.

Saganaki House / BUMParchitectes - Windows, Facade
© Ronan Mérot

The custom furniture optimizes storage space while highlighting the complex geometry of the plan. The use of color (white) and materials (wood) for all finishes (floor, wall, ceiling) and interiors, creates the link between levels and brings comfort and clarity to living spaces. 

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© Ronan Mérot

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Cite: "Saganaki House / BUMParchitectes" 25 Aug 2015. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/772355/saganaki-house-bumparchitectes> ISSN 0719-8884

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