The permeable double-skin facade on Avenue Charles de Gaulle is understated, precise, innovative and timeless, with exterior glass cladding that spans several floors to give the building a feeling of verticality and a scale coherent with the surrounding environment. 

The facade on Rue du Midi has Rebeton cladding and casement that help it blend in with its residential surroundings

Inner facades have champagne-colored aluminum windows and cladding.

Outdoor spaces were optimized to include inviting green terraces on several levels and a landscaped garden in the middle of the block.

The building’s accessibility and its operational and technical requirements were thoroughly revisited, resulting in a remodeled base in which a double-height lobby and common areas including an auditorium, a restaurant and a club were centralized. 

The idea was to create a highly flexible entity that could be separated vertically or horizontally, including a second entrance and floors that could be divided into two parts, so that a portion of the site could be rented out.