Bordeaux
Situated alongside the Parc Bordelais, this 1930s townhouse has a large backyard shaded by century-old trees. The ground-floor service areas were relocated to the contemporary extensions, thus reserving the central, premium spaces to the living areas. To avoid the risk of an “architectural collusion”, two glassed-in breaks create a clean, unambiguous connection between the new and the old parts.
In the purest 1930s style, the façade is characterised by an abstract, geometric ornamentation.
The wood terrace extends the living room and highlights the façade’s unique window pattern.