"At the edge of the state-owned forest of Saint-Germain-en-Laye and near the town centre, the iXcampus, a new sustainable campus focused on innovation, engages a dialogue with the suburban surroundings, luxuriant vegetation, and a remarkable landscape and architectural heritage. The new buildings are part of an overall vision that respects the identity of the park, and as such, participates in the redefinition of the campus."
"the iXcampus, a new sustainable campus focused on innovation, engages a dialogue with the suburban surroundings, luxuriant vegetation, and a remarkable landscape and architectural heritage. The new buildings are part of an overall vision that respects the identity of the park, and as such, participates in the redefinition of the campus. Their integration amongst the existing buildings creates an architectural dialogue whose harmony arises from the interactions between volumes and shared DNA, thereby ensuring the architecture's flexibility, adaptability, and sustainability."
The iXcampus sits at the edge of the state-owned Saint-Germain-en-Laye forest near the town centre and functions as a new sustainable campus focused on innovation. The campus establishes a dialogue with suburban surroundings, luxuriant vegetation, and notable landscape and architectural heritage. New buildings follow an overall vision that respects the park's identity while participating in a campus redefinition. Integration among existing buildings produces an architectural dialogue grounded in interactions between volumes and a shared DNA. The resulting architecture emphasizes flexibility, adaptability, and long-term sustainability through respectful contextual integration and design continuity.
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