Medicalised Retirement Home, Roybon, France, Roybon
Building in the slope, opened on the landscape
In a beautiful landscape and a steep slope, the new EHPAD (medicalised retirement home)requires a harmonious integration of its 8,000 m², 4 levels and 132 rooms. Preceded by a parvis on the ground floor, a central space, as a “village square”, includes all the equipments of life and activity of the residents (reception, bar, shop, lounges…), opened on the central patio-garden, with a beautiful volume generous in double height. Alternating terraces-loggias and dwellings, the façade is animated by large twin bays allowing to limit the repetitiveness. Generous, they frame beautiful views, and integrate a low window still as a bench and a fine fixed panel allowing the natural ventilation. Evoking the traditional local architecture, concrete bands recall local clay buildings, and the apparent piers use ocher-colored aggregates. Vegetated terraces reinforce the integration of the project in the green landscape.
Team
Director
Team
Géraldine Eynard, Lilyan Garnier, Marguerite Léger, Loïc Rion, Perrine Alexandre, Florian Burnichon, Didier Deschamps
Images
Lylo Perreau