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	Content and images courtesy of Antonini Darmon.		Content and images courtesy of Antonini Darmon.

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−	In May 2016, Arches Boulogne, located on a former industrial site in a suburb ~~called~~ Boulogne-Billancourt near Paris, was completed by French architecture firm Antonini Darmon. The social housing block has a Neoclassical aesthetic courtesy of a white concrete façade surrounded on all sides by colonnade rows.	+	In May 2016, Arches Boulogne, located on a former industrial site in the suburb of Boulogne-Billancourt near Paris, was completed by French architecture firm Antonini Darmon. The social housing block has a Neoclassical aesthetic courtesy of a white concrete façade surrounded on all sides by colonnade rows.

−	[[File:~~Arches Boulogne Lanoo~~--30326.jpg]]	+	[[File:Arches_Boulogne_Lanoo--30326.jpg\|link=File:Arches_Boulogne_Lanoo--30326.jpg]]

	The building, which cost €4.2 million, accommodates 33 apartments and forms part of a wider redevelopment project of an area that was previously dominated by Renault car factories.		The building, which cost €4.2 million, accommodates 33 apartments and forms part of a wider redevelopment project of an area that was previously dominated by Renault car factories.

−	[[File:~~Arches Boulogne Lanoo~~-30400.jpg]]	+	[[File:Arches_Boulogne_Lanoo-30400.jpg\|link=File:Arches_Boulogne_Lanoo-30400.jpg]]

−	The classical-style arches are intended to frame ~~the~~ views ~~of inhabitants~~ as well as provide the facades with shading from direct sunlight.	+	The classical-style arches are intended to frame views as well as provide the facades with shading from direct sunlight.

−	The building is multi-oriented, meaning that the balconies width surrounding the seven storeys depends on ~~their orientation~~. Narrower terraces facing north maximise natural light exposure, while broader walkways on other sides protect against summer heat.	+	The building is multi-oriented, meaning that the balconies width surrounding the seven storeys depends on the direction they face. Narrower terraces facing north maximise natural light exposure, while broader walkways on other sides protect against summer heat.

	The building is also designed to collect rainwater which is treated onsite to relieve pressure on the existing urban drainage system.		The building is also designed to collect rainwater which is treated onsite to relieve pressure on the existing urban drainage system.

−	[[File:~~Arches Boulogne Lanoo~~-30455.jpg]]	+	[[File:Arches_Boulogne_Lanoo-30455.jpg\|link=File:Arches_Boulogne_Lanoo-30455.jpg]]

	According to the architects the building, “works as an ecological hamlet, inviting people to meet, talk and reinforce a more environmental behavior.”		According to the architects the building, “works as an ecological hamlet, inviting people to meet, talk and reinforce a more environmental behavior.”

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In May 2016, Arches Boulogne, located on a former industrial site in a suburb called Boulogne-Billancourt near Paris, was completed by French architecture firm Antonini Darmon. The social housing block has a Neoclassical aesthetic courtesy of a white concrete façade surrounded on all sides by colonnade rows.

[[File:Arches Boulogne Lanoo--30326.jpg]]

The building, which cost €4.2 million, accommodates 33 apartments and forms part of a wider redevelopment project of an area that was previously dominated by Renault car factories.

[[File:Arches Boulogne Lanoo-30400.jpg]]

The classical-style arches are intended to frame the views of inhabitants as well as provide the facades with shading from direct sunlight.

The building is multi-oriented, meaning that the balconies width surrounding the seven storeys depends on their orientation. Narrower terraces facing north maximise natural light exposure, while broader walkways on other sides protect against summer heat.

The building is also designed to collect rainwater which is treated onsite to relieve pressure on the existing urban drainage system.

[[File:Arches Boulogne Lanoo-30455.jpg]]

According to the architects the building, “works as an ecological hamlet, inviting people to meet, talk and reinforce a more environmental behavior.”

Content and images courtesy of Antonini Darmon.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* 416-420 Kent, Williamsburg.
* Cabin Straumsnes, Norway.
* Eiffel Tower.
* Hyperion, Bordeaux.
* JTI Headquarters, Geneva.
* One Hyde Park.
* RB12, Rio de Janeiro.
* The Movement, Greenwich.
* UNIC, Paris.
* US Embassy hotel plans.

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