Chatillon Architectes has revitalized the Brest Post Office, originally built in 1927, into a modern senior residence. This third iteration preserves historic elements while integrating a new contemporary wing that enhances outdoor spaces and user experience. The project embodies a balance between honoring the building's legacy and catering to modern needs, ensuring that the post office remains a vital part of the community. Architect Simon Chatillon emphasizes the importance of uncovering hidden value in historical structures through thoughtful renovation.
"The Brest Post Office project demonstrates the universal approach that we bring to all our work... We aim to create projects that find the hidden value within buildings."
"Through the addition of a contemporary wing, the preservation of the best elements of the original post-war design, a renewed emphasis on outdoor space, and the inclusion of warm wooden accents..."
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