Diversity in UnityIn the history of architecture, it is rare to find examples of roads built entirely by the same architect. The ?Rue Camille Claudel? project primarily poses the question of scale. The trauma of the Grands Ensembles has prevented a unitary approach in architecture today. We often see urban projects divided into ?slices? of 50 to 60 houses under the guise of ?architectural diversity.? This approach is often detrimental due as it is associated with a lack of consideration for the town and city planning. Hamonic+Masson & Associés won the Camille Claudel project in 2013 had proposed a global and unitary strategy, which incorporated architectural diversity with evident character. Here diversity is a question of form and typology and not simply style.

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Architects: Hamonic+Masson & Associés

Location: Rue Camille Claudel, 92110 Clichy, France

Area: 24000.0 m2

Project Year: 2017

Photographs: Stéphane Aboudaram | WE ARE CONTENT(S), Takuji Shimmura, Frederic Achdou

Mep Engineer: ARCOBA

Landscape Archiect: CoBe

Urban Planner: Obras

Client: SOGEPROM

© Stéphane Aboudaram | WE ARE CONTENT(S)

Diversity in Unity
In the history of architecture, it is rare to find examples of roads built entirely by the same architect. The ?Rue Camille Claudel? project primarily poses the question of scale. The trauma of the G...