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Grande Armée - l1ve

Firm LocationVaduz, Liechtenstein
CompanyBaumschlager Eberle Architekten
Lead ArchitectAnne Speicher
ClientGecina
Projecthttps://baumschlager-eberle.com/en/work/projects/projekte-details/l1ve-grande-armee-1/
Project Videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UelymbezsZo

RECYCLING LATE MODERNISM “A project of restructuring intensifies the strong architectural gesture” - this is the basic idea for the renovation of the late-modern Peugeot headquarters in central Paris. The project offers an exciting 110-metre-long façade to the urban space. But the project with 33,434 square metres GFA achieves more: few simple materials, neutrality of use and the architecture form the sustainability of the building. “Grande Armée - l1ve” also leads to the recycling of the demolition material. 5,615 tonnes of building fabric were removed, and 92 per cent were recycled.