65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture

65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Exterior Photography, Windows, Facade, Handrail65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Interior Photography, Facade, Windows, Handrail65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Interior Photography, Stairs, Handrail65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Interior Photography, Windows, Facade65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - More Images+ 16

  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  2780
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2020
  • Photographs
    Photographs:Mathieu Gafsou
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Alustore, As ascensseurs, Constantin, Cover, Cupolux, INTERNORM, Keller, Schoek bauteile, Weber marmoran, swisspor
  • Lead Architect: Di Capua Davide
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65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Exterior Photography, Windows, Facade, Handrail
© Mathieu Gafsou

Context. Following the development of West Bussigny in the suburbs of Lausanne is planned for 3,000 inhabitants by 2030, the project is developing an alternative to densification and to the individual house by "grouped" type housing while avoiding a morphology of housing segmented only on the verticality. A mix of simplex and duplex typology while keeping a clearly distinct identity of housing units.

65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Interior Photography, Windows, Facade
© Mathieu Gafsou
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Plan - Ground floor
65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Interior Photography, Stairs, Handrail
© Mathieu Gafsou

Concept. Ten volumes of 3 levels are deliberately oriented at 65° in order to optimize the orientation of the facade to the southwest. This volumetric play also makes it possible to create privatization of each exterior space of the dwellings. This offset means that the corners of these volumes are home to independent winter gardens. The architectural concept rigorously follows the will to mark volumes plastically in a suite or a repetition of units voluntarily marked on the street side so that the future inhabitants identify their dwellings not with a housing bar but with small houses of 3 levels joined together. The building thus develops linearly and parallel to the street over a distance of almost 100m. A grid structures the project and is reflected in the structure of the building for the stairwells and is identified by the structural entablature of the in-situ and prefabricated concrete terraces.

65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Interior Photography, Stairs, Handrail
© Mathieu Gafsou

Typology. Within this framework, a multitude of typologies simplex or duplex is developed according to certain systematics. These different apartments can be superimposed, overlapped, or built into each other. This diversity of typology favors the social mix of all generations that responds to the challenges of our society.

65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Interior Photography, Countertop, Windows
© Mathieu Gafsou

Materiality. On the North-West side, the composition of the façade seeks a certain balance between volume, repetition, and a regulating layout of the openings. On the southwest side, a first plan is presented by a structure of pillars and entablature offset to the rhythm of the concrete grid as well as the filling with clinker brick and metal railings.

65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Interior Photography, Facade, Windows, Handrail
© Mathieu Gafsou

Environnement. The two air-to-water heat pumps avoid fossil fuels and supply the heating solely with the electrical energy from the photovoltaic panels. A double-flow air mechanical ventilation system will be installed to promote quality air and reduce micro-pollutants. The green roof of the building and the various meadows in the landscaping will encourage the development of biotopes while guaranteeing exemplary thermal comfort for the future inhabitants. In addition, personal vegetable gardens allow the land to be appropriated by all the apartments and promote social contacts.

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65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Interior Photography, Column, Concrete, Beam
© Mathieu Gafsou

This project, which is both individual and grouped, seeks to create a social and community myth almost in the form of a new, contiguous small village of yesteryear.

65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture - Interior Photography, Stairs, Brick, Beam, Facade, Arch, Column
© Mathieu Gafsou

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Address:Bussigny, VD, Switzerland

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Cite: "65 Degree Group Housing / Bertola architecture" 24 Jan 2021. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/955362/65-degree-group-housing-bertola-architecture> ISSN 0719-8884

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