Maison Commune serves as a built manifesto for communal living, where the architect and inhabitants collaboratively shape shared spaces, fostering joy in everyday life.
The decision-making process of Maison Commune was highly autonomous, allowing the architects to make fundamental choices about the spatial and material aspects of the project.
Set in a unique neighborhood near the Parisian Cemetery of Pantin, the project captures the charm of low-density residential areas amid industrial surroundings.
The simplicity of Maison Commune is reflected in its rational concrete skeleton, utilizing prefabricated materials to maintain a straightforward and effective construction process.
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