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Situated in the north of Lausanne, the Plaines-de-Loup district is a new neighborhood housing 8’000 residents, including 3’000 jobs, green spaces, local sports facilities and essential public facilities such as schools, day nurseries, childcare units and a community centre covering 30 hectares. The construction started in 2018 and is aiming to finish in 2028. Continue reading emixi architectes
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The project consists of the renovation of an old sheep barn in the commune of Le Biot in Haute-Savoie. The building had already undergone a number of transformations over the years. What was once a sheep barn, then a holiday camp, has now become accommodation for a young couple moving to the region. Typical of Savoyard farm buildings, the building is composed of a masonry base set into the slope, and a timber-framed upper section. Continue reading emixi . Baltique
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The project for a temporary pavilion with four classrooms is developed on one single storey. The building takes advantage of its location on the Prazquéron public park by offering classrooms with double orientation and access to the outside. The generously glazed facades provide a direct visual connection with the park and a quality of light that is favourable to classroom activities. A covered walkway encircles the building, acting both as a buffer space with the outside and as a sunshade during the summer months.
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COL is, in a way, an indescribable project. A project where every millimeter was thought out and designed. It’s paper space and real space melting and merging. Architecture becomes detail. Continue reading emixi architectes
emixi architectes . photos: © Karina Castro
Lying on the outskirts of Bussy-sur-Moudon, this village community hall replaces the latest which burned down in 2019. The hall is designed in a wooden frame structure which opens up transversally both towards the village’s center and the landscape in the background. It rests on a half- subterranean base, which accommodates a garage and allows for the new premises for the municipal administration. Continue reading emixi architectes
