The new State Administrative Centre in Lyon is part of a comprehensive renovation of the Part-Dieu urban district, characterized by a dense concentration of jobs and businesses. The design focuses on preserving historical plane trees while creating a U-shaped structure that promotes natural light and outdoor spaces. This redevelopment aims to revitalize the area while paying homage to its architectural heritage from the 1970s. By fragmenting the building into multiple volumes, it reduces visual impact and fosters a better urban environment.
The project for the new State Administrative Centre in Lyon creatively integrates an urban business hub, preserving historical greenery while modernizing administrative functionalities. This ensures the site remains both functional and visually appealing.
Designed around the existing century-old plane trees, the Centre aims to weave landscape connections that enhance accessibility and outdoor experiences, vital in a densely populated business district.
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