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    Emblem Building / Hamonic +

    Masson & Associés


    information

    • Location: Lille, France

    • Architects: Hamonic + Masson & Associés

    • Year: 2024

    • Area: 17000 m²
    Why this case? Emblem Building features an innovative
    architecture that harmoniously combines
    residential, commercial and entertainment
    units. This is an excellent model for your
    mixed-use project, where you can enjoy the
    combination of these diverse features.
    Emblem Building focuses heavily on
    sustainability and the environment, through
    the use of environmentally friendly building
    materials and energy-saving technologies.
    Try to understand how the different spaces
    in the building are distributed and how they
    are connected to each other.
    location

    LILLE
    100 Bd Carnot, 59800 Lille, France
    FRANCE
    CONCEPT

    Located at one of the entrances to the city of Lille, the building is a distinctive urban façade. The
    building’s streamlined shape complements its multiple functions and its connection to the nearby
    railway. It houses office and residential spaces, and features a flexible interior design that adapts to
    the changing needs of its users. The building places great importance on environmental
    sustainability, using environmentally friendly building materials and relying on renewable
    energy.The building’s morphology, with its curves, complements the organic nature of various flow
    systems (pedestrian, bicycle, car, bus, tram, and train) and the park.
    site analysis
    sun path
    wind
    main street
    sub-street
    railway
    noise
    main entrance
    landscape School Louis Pasteur

    Monument à Louise de
    Bettignies

    Henri Matisse
    Musée des Canonniers
    Park
    de Lille
    site plan

    resturant entrance
    retail entrance
    resedintial entrance
    offices entrance
    car entrance
    plan
    GROUND FLOOR zoning
    plan
    GROUND FLOOR bubble diagram

    offices space ratial


    spaces

    resturant
    public space
    plan
    1st FLOOR zoning
    plan
    2nd FLOOR zoning
    plan
    3rd FLOOR zoning
    plan
    4th FLOOR zoning
    plan
    4th FLOOR
    residential zoning
    plan
    4TH FLOOR bubble diagram

    T3 N.C
    OFFICES T2 T1

    N.C

    T2 T2 N.C
    T3
    plan
    5TH LOOR zoning
    plan
    6TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    7TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    8TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    9TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    10TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    10TH FLOOR
    residential zoning
    plan
    11TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    12TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    12TH FLOOR bubble diagram

    T4 N.C
    OFFICES T2

    N.C

    T2 T2 N.C
    T3
    plan
    13TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    14TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    14TH FLOOR bubble diagram

    T4 N.C
    OFFICES
    T3
    N.C
    T4 N.C
    plan
    15TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    16TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    16TH FLOOR bubble diagram

    T5 N.C
    OFFICES
    N.C
    T5 N.C
    plan
    16TH FLOOR
    residential zoning
    plan
    17TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    18TH FLOOR zoning
    plan
    16TH FLOOR bubble diagram

    T3 N.C
    OFFICES
    N.C
    T3 N.C
    roof floor
    north elevation

    65% void
    35% solid
    south elevation

    65% void
    35% solid
    east elevation

    55% void
    45% solid
    west elevation

    65% void
    35% solid
    material
    concrete walls

    perforated lacquered clear double glazing


    aluminum sheet

    stain
    section

    residential

    offices

    commercial

    parking
    Conclusion
    • How to distribute the main and sub-entrances in the building according to the importance
    of each entrance.
    • How to distribute the spaces for the residential buildings of our own project.
    • How to integrate the form and function of our own project.
    • How to integrate the principles of environmental sustainability into our project.
    • How to integrate the idea of ​our project with the surroundings, especially archaeological
    or historical sites.
    • How to distribute the glass spaces on the facades according to the direction and angle of
    the sun.
    • How to separate the residential areas from the office areas and commercial areas

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