In Riom, the redevelopment of a former Tobacco Factory into a leather manufacturing facility emphasizes preserving historical significance while adopting a vertical design approach. This project, located near the city center, integrates bio-based materials and modern workflows, ensuring efficiency and sustainability. By removing unsightly additions and introducing natural light with skylights and an open patio, the facility balances heritage with contemporary needs. The approach minimizes construction footprint while revitalizing industrial heritage and maintaining the craftsmanship inherent to the site.
The rehabilitation of the Tobacco Factory preserves and enhances the historic building while incorporating a vertical design for a multi-story leather manufacturing facility.
The project aims to maintain the site's manufacturing vocation and exceptional craftsmanship while adapting to contemporary production practices.
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