Situated in Neuilly-sur-Seine, the renovation of 185 Avenue Charles de Gaulle marks a significant transformation of three office buildings, reflecting a holistic approach to integrating the structure into its environment, reimagining the workspace, and fostering a new sense of community. Arte Charpentier spearheaded the architectural, interior design, and landscaping aspects of the project, overseeing its execution.
Embracing Transparency and Connectivity
At the heart of the design is a welcoming and luminous reception hall, symbolizing the building’s ethos of conviviality and openness. This space serves as a gateway, offering glimpses into the inner workings of the building and establishing a seamless connection with the surrounding gardens and patios. The interior street, spanning multiple levels, further enhances transparency and fosters engagement by providing panoramic views and access to shared amenities.
Cultivating Collaborative Environments
The interior layout prioritizes shared spaces, catering to a diverse range of activities and interests. From sports facilities and music venues to alternative dining options, the building offers a vibrant ecosystem designed to encourage interaction and well-being. High-quality collaborative spaces, including e-lounges, coworking areas, and fitness clubs, reflect a commitment to enhancing the overall user experience.
Transformative Dining Experiences
The Place du Village emerges as a dynamic culinary hub, offering a variety of dining concepts tailored to different preferences. Whether indulging in a formal lunch or enjoying an impromptu gathering over coffee, occupants can choose from an array of dining options designed to accommodate various occasions. The flexible nature of these spaces enables seamless transitions between formal and informal settings, fostering spontaneity and creativity.
Elevated Outdoor Spaces
With 2830 m² of terraces, patios, and rooftops, the building blurs the boundaries between indoor and outdoor environments, inviting users to embrace the beauty of nature while reaping the benefits of al fresco workspaces. These shared outdoor areas, thoughtfully designed to offer panoramic views of Paris and its surroundings, serve as catalysts for collaboration and inspiration.
Conclusion
185 Avenue Charles de Gaulle Office Building represents a paradigm shift in modern workplace design, where functionality, aesthetics, and community converge to create an environment that transcends traditional office settings. By prioritizing transparency, flexibility, and connectivity, Arte Charpentier has redefined the concept of the contemporary workspace, setting new standards for innovation and inclusivity.
