Domofrance is set to propose a social housing project in Parempuyre, Bordeaux, characterized by a composition of grouped houses and apartment buildings that harmonize with their surroundings. The design utilizes standard building elements, creatively arranged to ensure varied architectural impacts. The playful treatment of facades and rooflines enhances the development's visual interest while addressing the need for density in urban planning. Emphasizing domesticity, the project aims to integrate greenery with housing to foster a vibrant, community-focused atmosphere, echoing a modern interpretation of traditional townhouse designs.
The development in Parempuyre showcases a thoughtful approach to urban architecture, with its 15 grouped homes and apartment buildings reflecting a balance of identity and form.
By prioritizing an economy of means, the design employs standardized elements creatively to infuse life into the layout while respecting local architectural context.
The interplay of facades and roofs creates a varied volumetric expression, essential for accommodating the desired density while maintaining a human scale in urban design.
This project reinterprets the townhouse typology, ensuring a harmonious interaction between vegetation and buildings, crucial for establishing a community-oriented environment.
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