Located to the north of the Confluence, this new block contributes to the redevelopment of abandoned railway areas. Mixing residences, offices, a daycare center, and a medical center around a large garden, this project shapes an urban morphology that promotes vertical diversity. Respecting the existing fabric, the project aims for environmental excellence by proposing a mixed construction principle composed of wooden “coat walls.” The structure widens from level to level. In the background, generous windows, shared terraces, and balconies are offered to residents. Paying homage to the Lyon landscape, the block pre-sents a varied skyline that opens up to the cliffs of the Saône River and the nearby rotunda, while echoing the distinctive skyline of the Cours Suchet.

LOCATION

Cours Suchet, Lyon II, France

TEAM

Rue Royale Architectes, PETITDIDIERPRIOUX Architectes, Atelier du Bocal landscape architect

CLIENT

ICF Habitat

PROGRAM

Construction of mixed-use, intergenerational housing, offices, a medical-social centre, shops and activities and a crèche

AREA

10 000 m²

BUDGET

17 M€

SCHEDULE

Completion in 2025, currently in development

ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES

BBC EFFINERGIE, E2C1, BEE+, RE 2020 anticipation